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> >DJRND2 : > > > >Homemade prototypes based upon an alien kind of BPM looping method, very > >efficient for DJs > > > >686 Euros (around US$700) + shipping > > > >I also use it on my own at home or on live like yesterday night > > $700! That's about the same price as a new Echoplex! > (as we know, old Echoplexes run about $3K). > > gee, you'd think it might be a nice thing to have instead > of the promised new 'plexes. > I do not know much about new 'plexes, but I think EDP and DJRND2 are a bit far away each others I would say EDP is MIDI/tap-based looping, DJRND2 is a kind of BPM autolooping that continuously spins in a given pitch consequent upon the tempo (non-destructive change) EDP is more for live musicians and DJRND2 for freehands such as singers and DJs EDP makes multiply/overdubbed footswithed loops, DJRND2 some kind of BPM gearwheels EDP is more like an improved tap-looping machine, DJRND2 a cyclic multitrack BPM recorder EDP is rackmounted with footswithes and MIDI, DJRND2 a portable stand-alone sampling keyboard ... > if perhaps you could post a signal path diagram or > a text description or something to the list... it > might be very very interesting... > > /t > See Kim's at http://www.annihilist.com/loop/tools/tools.html and mine at http://web.club-internet.fr/perille There are now two possible DJRND2 versions : DJs' version (VER53): 14 stereo loops with an automatic bar sync - 3 16-bar loops - 1 4-bar loops - 8 8-bar loops - 2 2-bar loops total rec time = between 1 and 2 minutes polyphony = 28 tracks (2*14 strereo) Singers' version (VER537ms): 7mono/7stereo loops with an automatic metronome - 2 32-bar mono loops - 1 16-bar stereo loop - 4 16-bar mono loops - 4 8-bar stereo loops - 1 8-bar mono loop - 1 4-bar stereo loop - 1 2-bar stereo loop total rec time = around 2 minutes polyphony = 21 tracks (2*7 stereo + 7 mono) Emmanuel