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At 01:00 PM 12/31/2003, Glenn Poorman wrote: > > At 07:57 PM 12/30/2003, Glenn Poorman wrote: > > >I think it would be cool to be able to set the EDP with > > >two loops and always use the second loop to do small variations > > >on the original. In other words ... first time through you > > >record your loop. Kick to the next loop with sound copy and > > >add something. Go back to the first loop. Then (here's the > > >tricky part), kick back to the second with just a copy of > > >the first. > > > > I'm not sure I totally get what you want to do, but you can > > copy to a loop at any time using Next-Multiply with switchquant > > on. > >Yes but there is a difference in behavior depending on whether >the next loop is empty or not. no there isn't. reread my post. You are confusing it with the loopcopy parameter which just gives a way to automate it. I'm talking about the more general purpose copy method using switchquant and Next-Multiply. you can always copy into a loop whether it is empty or not, and choose if you want to copy at all. You have the power. >I want to be able to frequently >go from loop 1 to loop 2 and have it behave as if loop 2 were >empty every time. In other words, create loop 1, copy that to >loop 2, add some stuff, and then throw all that away when I >go back to loop 1 without any interruption in the flow of the >music. right. Next-Multiply. >The only reason I mentioned resetting a loop that wasn't currently >playing is that the computer geek in my was trying to think of >an operation that was a bit more general purpose that would also >give me what I'm after. it's even easier than that already. >This might be a rookie question, but, you mention "Next-Multiply" >and I saw Mark mention "Insert-Multiply", "Overdub-Multiply", etc, >etc. Whenever I hit "Next" into an empty loop, the EDP always goes >into Multiple mode. Is this behavior parameter controlled? You have the whole day off tomorrow. after your hangover clears up, get out the manual. Sit with it. Read the switchquantize section. Turn off the loopcopy parameter. Push buttons. have fun! kim ______________________________________________________________________ Kim Flint | Looper's Delight kflint@loopers-delight.com | http://www.loopers-delight.com