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The Repeater allows you to control the feedback separately for different tracks in a loop. It's easy for me, for example, to loop two stereo track pairs (one pair at a time), keeping one pair 'fixed/locked' while I record into the other two tracks in overdub mode and sweep the feedback. You could also patch the FX loop I/O (or just O even) into an external FX processor, assign the tracks that you are recording to the FX loop, and delay your loops thru the external FX processor (or whatever else you want to do) as you sweep the feedback, leaving the 'fixed' tracks going straight out to the mixer/whatever. -----Original Message----- From: lol c [mailto:testtubemicro@hotmail.com] Sent: Thursday, May 06, 2004 9:27 AM To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com Subject: Re: Re: new EDP features Ok. here is my new dream EDP features. Just to explain the background to this, I oftern think of EDP as a musical version of Photoshop, meaning that a lot of the tools that are available for sound in one are available for visual in the other, I often think of this Visual/Aural paradigm when I am trying to figure out HOW to do what I want to do. anyhow, the feature that I could use the most is the ability to put a LOCK onto recorded material at a certain stge then Hold that bit at the same level etc, whilst I add,layer and fade out different bits over it ( if you cant imagine this, heres an example of what I currantly use to simulate this, I play the part I want tokeep as my constant , lets say guitar beats and scrapes plus a riff, into the EDP, I then close the Loop and fiddle about with the digidelays delay time till its looping more of less in synch with the edps rythem I can now layer semi-temporys sub-loops in the digidelay that do repete for a whie but can also fade out leaving the other track in tact) , I dont know if any currant looper can do this, it woudl be a cool feature if one did. also this locking that I dream of would mean that i coudl play the aformentioned rhythem section bits, hold it there, the play my verse chords on loop1, then when I jumped to loops2 that underlying loop woud keep copying there along with the chorus chords too, but not the verse chords as would happen now. of course there are always work arounds for these in currant situations, but hey we can always dream. Phill Wilson PS I will of course write more of my ideas if I get time. _________________________________________________________________ Express yourself with cool new emoticons http://www.msn.co.uk/specials/myemo