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Hi! New to this list, I'm Thorsten Wilms and currently working on my industrial design diploma. My topic is a hardware sequencer for live use and improvisation. I defined sequencer like this: - A sequencer is a device for recording and playback of signals with the possibility to arrange several recordings. Optionaly recordings can be edited. - Recording can happen in realtime, step-wise or alternatively through programming. - The Signal can be audio or control data (like MIDI). - To arrange refers to repeating, putting into sequence and layering of recordings. The live and improvisation aspects led me to looping gear, so my sequencer will be more of a live looper, just most likely with emphasizing putting things into sequence and with audio and midi capabilities. I would appreciate any and all input, but I'm especialy interested in: - the equipment used with loopers, routing setups - common problems (especialy on stage) - things no device does quite right / missing features - what is realy important for looping gear BTW, I have to use another webmail provider, because mails sent over my prefered one (smtp: mx.freenet.de) to subscribe to this list had no effect at all. Same for mail to the listmanager. Now i have to use a web interface instead of Mutt ... help to resolve this issue would be welcome. Looking forward, Thorsten Wilms -- Weitersagen: GMX DSL-Flatrates mit Tempo-Garantie! Ab 4,99 Euro/Monat: http://www.gmx.net/de/go/dsl