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

> Sure, entering a BPM is useful too, assuming you actually know the BPM
> ahead of time, and you haven't changed the speed knob on the turntable.
> (and the turntable is actually calibrated.)
> 
> My point though, is you are claiming your method as being superior 
>because
> it does not require preparation. But it does require preparation! You 
>have
> to know the BPM and enter it ahead of time. This is certainly superior to
> the idiotic phrase samplers that are built into some dj mixers, but it is
> not as real-time friendly as a tapped record method. For tapped-record, 
>all
> you need ahead of time is a decent sense of rhythm. If you don't even 
>have
> that, OB echoplex and Lexicon Jamman both have sync possibilities to help
> you get it perfectly accurate.
> 

Kim,

I would be pleased if we could meet one day to compare the technic with
demos

Emmanuel