Re: repeater question/Record-Overdub?

[landman@wco.com (Mark Landman)]

I asked Electrix about this early on and was told yes, Repeater will allow
this. Ending recording by entering overdub is a feature I almost always use
on the EDP to get a clean loop.

Best-

Mark


>Concerning recording ambient textures - I'd like to know whether you can
>drop immediately into overdub when creating a new loop and setting the 
>loop
>boundary, so that any delay or reverb tails will be captured at the
>beginning of the loop as it cycles round again. The Jamman won't allow you
>to do this - you have to hit tap to set the loop length (which puts you 
>into
>play mode) and then hit tap again to go into overdub mode - thereby 
>chopping
>off any sustaining sounds that may have been playing at the time. The only
>way round this on the Jamman is to set up an empty loop first and then
>overdub continuously into it - which is a bit of a pain for live use. I've
>read the online manual, but I can't seem to find any mention of this. Any
>info gratefully received.
>
>Sim
>