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Thanks Kim, I'm working with someone currently that is asking me to give him loops a certain length, at a certain BPM, and in a certain timings, sometimes in polyrhythms. Usually odd timings. I'm experimenting with the odd timings currently. I figured I needed to use quantized functions but I wasn't sure. Thanks again for your help. It's nice to know there is someone out there who can and will help you out when you run up against a brick wall trying to figure something out on the echoplex. The echoplex will definitely open up many new possibilites for me than trying to use two revoxes and an old 4 track Dokorder like I started on, or my old Electro Harmonix 16 sec digital delays. I actually bought the Echoplex because of its sound quality compared to other units. I had no idea som many things were possible with it. Thanks again. All the very best! Terry -- Kim Flint <kflint@loopers-delight.com> wrote: > At 12:21 AM 6/25/2003, Terry Blankenship wrote: > >I am starting to see some light through the trees > here > >thanks to you. > > great, I'm glad it's starting to work for you! > > >There are still a couple of things I need to work > out. > > > >I am correct in assuming that you really need to be > >working with all quantized functions and with the > >switch quant turned on, to keep loops synced up > with a > >drum machine no matter how you are manipulating the > >echoplex? > > It depends on the application, but I think for what > you are trying to do > the answer is yes. Your need seems to be keeping the > startpoints of the > loops lined up at all times. For that you want to > quantize everything. > > Personally I find it much more interesting to > intentionally dealign loops > from each other, to set up different rhythmic > relationships between them > and change them on the fly. I love the new functions > of the Echoplex that > let it keep track of all this while you do it, and > then give you the power > to ReAlign them back together. For this type of use > you wouldn't use > Quantize at all, or use Quantize = 8th to keep > things lined up on sub > divisions of the cycles. > > >I didn't have the switch quant on before. > > that only affects loop switching when using multiple > loops. I don't think > you mentioned that you were switching loops before, > in which case it > wouldn't matter how you set the SwitchQuant > parameter. > > kim > > > ______________________________________________________________________ > Kim Flint | Looper's Delight > kflint@loopers-delight.com | > http://www.loopers-delight.com > __________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! News - Today's headlines http://news.yahoo.com