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| Yeah thats one that is hard to work I prefer a PVDF Piezo 
Pickup (like a  pick up the world unit http://www.pick-uptheworld.com/products.htm ) 
over a mic even then if you use any effects like filters etc.. feedback 
elimination could be required.  I suppose you could try a rack mixer and pan the loop 
to one side and the instrument to the other side thus requiring a stereo amp or 
just another amp is the frontman loud enough with a drummer? http://www.fiddleforum.com/fiddleforum From: Matthew Pierce [mailto:seedmuse@verizon.net] Sent: Sunday, September 05, 2004 12:06 PM To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com Subject: Help for a violin looper Hello, Please help me with a live setup. I have a dream 
and need your experience to help me manifest it. Here is what I think I need: violin/viola - - clip on mic (ATM-35) - - preamp/eq 
- - A/B Switch - - EDP - - Delay line - - Amp. A/B Switch cont. - - Amp. Here is what I have: ATM-35 (clip on mic) Fishman preamp EDP LXP-5 (delay) Fender Frontman (small amplifier) I want to play a loop sequence with delay with a 
drummer and other strings, essentially a band. I need to hear the delay effect 
as if it was another performer because I play against it rhythmically. All other 
members will need to hear the loop/delay that well also, but the drummer in 
particular. I also want to be able to play solo without the loop or delay so I 
think I will need an A/B Switch. Here are my issues and fears about using 
this: Monitoring. How? In ear? Wireless? Its hard to hear 
delay. A/B Switch for no FX? I don't want to solo through 
the FX loop. Tweaking Mix/Direct levels in FX loop. Do I need a better amp? Fender Frontman too 
small? I have a big concern about the inflexibility 
performance wise of locking a group of musicians to a loop in a live context. 
Anyone have experience with this? I could arrange/orchestrate the pieces to use 
no loop/delay, but that is how they were originally conceived. Thank you for your help, this is a long, detailed 
post and I appreciate your input. I am trying to prepare myself as best I can 
for the first rehearsal. Matthew Matthew Pierce 22-18 42nd Street, C1 Astoria, NY 11105 718-267-2689 home 718-810-9155 cell seedmuse@verizon.net www.matthewpierce.com |