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Well howdy, Sean! Good to see you here! I'm on the Mills didj list as well, and Tom Lambrecht is on both, too. At least I think he's still here. (Tom? Hello?) And maybe a few others. >I would like to be able to record as few as 4-5 tracks, and upwards >of....I don't know. Are 10-16 tracks too much to ask as an upward limit? Most loopers (the boxes, not the people) don't deal in "tracks" in the sense of multi-track recorders. Rather than adding layers via separate tracks, it's like you overdub onto the same track. The effect is much the same but you don't have separate volume control over each part On the plus side, you can typically add as many layers as you want. On the minus side, you can't selectively remove an arbitrary layer. >From there, the different loopers diverge in features. There are several very good loopers out there. If you haven't already, I'd look at the website under "Tools of the Trade" http://www.annihilist.com/loop/tools/tools.html ). I found it very useful when I bought my first looper. Especially if you can find and read a manual before buying. BTW: Didjs were made for looping! Dennis Leas ----------------------------- dennis@mdbs.com