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Hi Stuart, I have had this problem with my Repeater, Electrix was aware of the problem and was supposed to release a fix for it at a future date. Well we know how that story ended ... Anyway, this was the final straw that prompted me to get an EDP, and BTW the EDP does not have this problem at all ... Smooth as silk (of course unless I personally do something wrong in the creation of the drone that causes a bump). I wish the EDP was stereo, with its own effects loop, but I guess I will be able to work this out somehow in the routing through my mix busses. Regards, Steve > > On Friday, August 9, 2002, at 06:08 PM, Mark Sottilaro wrote: > > > Huh, that's not at all what I'm hearing. I agree that what you're > > describing would be annoying, even in the music that I do, > but I'm just > > getting a slight volume fluxuation. No "click". > > I think what I am hearing is a volume fluctuation, but to me, > it adds a > beat to the loop - hence why I called it a click (am I making > sense?). > It introduces rhythm into a space where I dont want it... > I'll try and > record an mp3 of what my playing sounds like on the DL4, and try the > same using a pre-recorded empty loop on the Repeater. > > > What I'm talking about sounds to me like a 40 msec slight > increase in > > volume. > > To me, it sounds much more than that.... I'll definitely have > to upload > a sample. > > > Could it be that some boxes have different issues? > > Possible. I've read on the Electrix forums some strange problems that > other people have had that I have not experienced. > > > Could it be the CFC card? > > I doubt it. I've tried two (both 32Mb Scandisk), and the problem is > still there. :( > > I'm thinking seriously about getting an Echo Pro.... a rack mounted > version of my beloved DL4. I know it does not have midi sync for the > loops, but the freedom that the unit offers in its sheer > simplicity is > amazing. Anyone know if the loop sampler is in stereo? > > -- > Stuart Wyatt - Solo String Project > http://www.solostring.com > stuart@solostring.com >