RE: EDP vs boomerang

[PERILLE <perille@club-internet.fr>]

> The main thing that makes the EDP significantly more attractive to me is
> the ability to have more than one loop stored at a time.  Since I'm 
>looking
> at it as largely a writing tool (I'm a singer originally, with expanding,
> but still limited guitar capabilities), it would be really handy for me 
>to
> be able to hear a particular guitar part as many times as I like and have
> the freedom to play with different melodies without having to keep up the
> rhythm.  I could also grab something my bass player comes up with, file 
>it
> in memory, and play with it later.  As I understand it,the boomerang is 
>one
> loop in the machine at a time only.  Midi sync is interesting to me as
> well, but the multi-loop function is the most important.
> 
> Nevertheless, if the delays really are as bad as they seem, I will 
>probably
> break down eventually and see what can be done with the boomerang.
> 
> Thanks a lot for the feedback.
> 
> Michael
> 
> PS:  If you know any other toys with multi-loop capabilities, I'd be
> interested...
> 

Yes

DJRND2 : 14 separate and simultaneous stereo loops spread in a 16
megabyte memory.

Emmanuel