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Re: Deltalab style infinite repeat?

>Of course, you can do this with an EDP and a feedback pedal :
>
>Hit record and stop to set the loop lenth, then overdub with the 
>feedback set to less than infinite. When
>you like the groove, you increase the feedback to infinite...done.

there is actually a specific function for this (no need for FB pedal):
Terminate Record with Insert and you get "Rehearse": All you play 
gets repeated once. As soon as you like it, press either Insert again 
too freeze what you last played) or Overdubb (to go on overdubbing).

>
>
>peaceland@earthlink.net on 09/14/2000 10:59:00 AM
>Please respond to Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com@SMTP
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>Subject:       Re: Deltalab style infinite repeat?
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>At 11:38 AM 9/14/00 -0600, you wrote:
>>On or around 10:40 AM 9/14/00 -0700, James Musser said:
>>>I'm looking for units that allow you to begin a feedback loop... get a 
>nice
>>>groove going... then hit the "infinite button" like on the old 
>deltalabs,
>>>and it just continues to play back whatever was in the loop at that 
>time...
>>
>>Almost any of the 80s rackmount digitals will do just that, from the
>>Digitech RDS series to the Boss DE-200 to some of the Ibanez units I've
>>taken a gander at.
>
>What about the TC2290?
>
>BTW, what do vintage Deltalab units go for these days? I have a 1024 and a
>4096.
>
>Peace
>jam



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