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Re: repeater pedals

Hi master Chilly B, and Loopers..... this is Papa Dave..... my  behringer is doing some interesting things and changing the settings on the Proteus 2000 and sometimes other things when I am not expecting it... :- )~   I am getting used to it though and I am amazed how much easier it is to use the Repeater.....I am having alot of fun........I am also springing for a sampler as the deals I'm getting are sinful, the Emu E 5000....I am in a 12 step group for G.A.S.(gear acqusition syndrom) but so far it's not working.....what the hell....life is short and why wait....let me know when you can come by again.....I may come and hear you tonight....

              Loop on my brothers......             Om and Out, Grasshopper

>From: "William R. Walker,"
>Reply-To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com
>To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com
>Subject: Re: repeater pedals
>Date: Fri, 5 Apr 2002 15:37:59 -0800
>
> I too have a behringer midi pedal. And after reading what Jonathan had to
>say, I went and pulled out my fs300 footswitch and AB'd the two. I had
>trouble noticing the latency, frankly, and though I do bring the smaller
>footswitch with me to gigs,as backup I now use the Behringer. Why? Because
>it gives me hands free operation of everything I want to be able to do with
>my repeater. Pretty much any front panel operation for that matter. It took
>me a while to understand the poorly translated manual and realize this
>thing's power. I agree that the feel of the pedal is different, more spongy
>like a boss momentary switch, but I'm used to that feel. I will give it
>more critical tests involving syncing to other devices, it was'nt that
>noticeable with just the midi pedal and the repeater. mmmm....
>Bill
>
>

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