Re: PXR4--Only OT Cause it Doesn't Loop

[Squid Loop <tentacle_joe@yahoo.com>]

The "Drum Tracks" are rather misleading. They are
basically a collection of patterns ala a fancy
metronome. You can't program any changes and you can't
transfer the rhythm track to the computer when you are
done -- they are just included for timing and feel I
guess. 

You can run a cable from the line out to the line in
and record one of the patterns onto a track but the
sound degradation is rather annoying, similar to a
fourth generation bounced track on a cassette
portastudio.

Other than that this thing has a crap load of features
for the size!




--- Clayton Gary Lehmann
<healthquestrecruiter@earthlink.net> wrote:
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Jimmy George wrote:
> 
> they are fun machines. used the smart media cards
> that cameras use. lil' 4
> tracks have came a LONG way. dont know if they
> 'loop'.
> 
> congrats!
> 
> enjoy,
> 
> jg
> 
> >>As a reply to my
> ----- Original Message -----
> 
> > Hi Freeloaders--
> > I have just proudly ordered a Korg PXR4 from
> Zzounds thru Kim's website.
> > Anybody else using this one?  Any chance of
> looping?
> > Certainly will make it easier to capture
> performances of looping . . .
> > Gary
> >
> >
> 
> I downloaded the manual and browsed it--sounds like
> it is much a Pandora as
> it a PortaStudio.  It's got drum tracks!  And loads
> of guitar effects--2
> seconds of delay--hey I used to loop with that in
> the 80s--but I now worry
> about the sound quality (MP2???) and being able to
> export as a wave file to
> the desktop.  Also of note--I searched the manual by
> key word--sorry guys,
> no looping (rubber biscuit).
> Gary
> 
> 


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