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Hi, Mark:
Yes, that does indeed work (MIDI for Loop Up &
Down) and Digitech for Play. I'm thinking of spinning a pie plate on a stick in
my mouth while I play guitar and 'tap dance' as well. Hehehe...Too bad Ed
Sullivan isn't still alive.
'gards, Butch
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Saturday, May 04, 2002 12:17
AM
Subject: Re: Ready to dump Repeater
I've had success using a Behringer FCP1010 to send loop up and
down info, and then use the Digitech FS300 to cue up a play or record
function. Seems to work fine, although a little clumsey. I've not
tried to make the Behringer do it all yet.
Mark
on 5/3/02 6:36
PM, Butch at paulrichard10@attbi.com
wrote:
Man, I tell ya. The Repeater is a
nice unit. Except it's foot pedal controls (both with a three-button
Digitech and a MIDI controller) leave a lot to be desired. The EDP leaves it
in the dust in that department.
I haven't been able to change loops without using my hands since
I got the thing. I'm on my second MIDI pedal. I thought my original somewhat
archaic Digitech PDS-type was not the best device to use and since sold it.
I purchased a Fender Cyber-Twin MIDI Foot Pedal with the intention of using
it for the CT as well as the Repeater. It's a real simple pedal to use.
Sends PC and can send CC.
Most of the MIDI functions I tried worked BUT when a new loop is
selected (after being created), ex. LOOP UP, I can't get the darn thing to
PLAY. I opened a case with Electrix and they're helpful but it seems weird
that a simple function can't be made to work. I'm running 1.1,
BTW.
This problem is
really starting to get on my nerves. As a guitar player, stopping to
manually initiate Loop Up or Loop Down ain't gonna cut
it.
Electrix should have,
in the first place, took a lesson from Gibson and used more than a 3 switch
pedal. You got to be able to Loop Up or Down.
Oh well, must have been the bad Martinis I drank
earlier.
Regards,
Butch
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