RE: Unidentified sub actually MIDI peds

["Lanpheer, James A" <Lanpheer.James.A@broadband.att.com>]

I actually read about this delay after i had already purchased the pedal,
and i must say that i don't notice that in mine, so i thought that might
have been on individual units, rather than the 'rule' for the device.
Perhaps it IS there, but i don't notice it, because by my design, my 
looping
strategy involves creating slightly oblong loops, rather than 'perfect'
ones.  Who's to say which came a dictated first, the strategy or the
'delay'?  : )

I guess i'd have to do a side-by-side test of the two pedals, or is there
another way of confirming this 'delay' which i have not noticed to this
point?

cheers,
jim.

-----Original Message-----
From: SoundFNR@aol.com [mailto:SoundFNR@aol.com]
Sent: Tuesday, October 08, 2002 1:48 AM
To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com
Subject: RE: Unidentified sub actually MIDI peds


> Please add the Yamaha MFC-10, which i've found to be very good for both
the
>  EDP (via either cc or note on/off) and the Repeater (using "Mix mode").

the Yamaha MFC-10 has a delay from when you hit the switch to when
the MIDI instruction is sent. 
Almost 100mS, which is quite a lot!

This was confirmed by Yamaha customer support UK,
who also confirmed that Yamaha had absolutely no interest
in the subject.

For most loopers, the delay makes the pedal unworkable.

I have the MFC-10 next to me now, I had to get the 
Behringer pedal for the EDP.

andy butler