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> Jon Wagner posted a loop to the repeater-users mailing list awhile back > which I was able to move onto my CFC (changing the directory name to > change the loop number) and use in my repeater without any issues. > We've started a nice (although slow moving) thread on the repeater-users yahoo group which is a collective loop creation process. I posted a simple repeater percussion loop there and others have been able to download it and work on it. Jason Fink multiplied it and resampled it down to add some tasty guitar, then reposted it. Any member is welcome to contribute loops or add to existing ones. Anyway, this is why I got a cfc reader and since then I've had no trouble moving loops around from repeater to computer (renaming loop numbers too) and back. Be careful when trying to save a loop to a location that already contains a loop - trouble... If you've got a repeater and a cfc reader (I got mine for $19) I would love to have more participants in the loop thread. The repeater is a really cool tool and one of the things it does is allow for online collaboration really easily. You don't have to receive emails to join the group, you can just join to be part of the collective loop creation project. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/repeater-users/ check in the files section. jon