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Now i'm rethinking this...maybe it won't work. I'll have to try this tonight. Question is: Does overdub work in play once mode, or does it just start a new loop? hmmmm....fun idea i guess if it doesn't work. oops...almost forgot...will it do it on the EDP? or what about that *!@#!&! Repeater? :) rich >>3) If you're not recording, what happens when you press RECORD/OVERDUB? >The >>manual says that if the DL4 is stopped, pressing RECORD starts a new >>recording; and if you're recording, pressing RECORD starts overdubbing. >But >>what happens if you're in PLAY, PLAYONCE, or OVERDUB mode? > > >if nothing is playing, 'record' begins loop recording. if you're >currently playing (in any of the mentioned modes), it acts as the >overdub button. > >what would be wierd would be to do a fairly long loop, then set it >to 'play once', then try to overdub something quickly before the end >of the loop, which will be hidden in there until you trigger the >loop again...oh, then turn the mix down (via xpression pedal) and >repeat the process...'play once' then overdub >quickly...hahahaha...but you wouldn't be hearing the underlying >loop, just adding new artifacts (maybe while the band is jamming >along), then maybe repeat again a few more times?...then slowly fade >the mix back in with your new creation? or mess? ...never tried >that...:)