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WOW. That sounds so logical, so simple.It took me days to get my controller to work with the RPTR. I can't wait. On Dec 31, 2005, at 5:06 PM, Steve Lawson wrote: > While I don't make the looperlative or any other looper, I can't > even begin to imagine why someone would begrudge the less than 5 > minutes it takes to programme the entire pedal board, whichever > midi board you use. Here it is, step by step - my gran could do it > and she doesn't even own a CD player, let alone any midi equipment. > > step one, turn on looperlative > step two, turn dial til 'midi buttons' shows on screen > step three, press enter > step four, push a midi pedal (assuming you've connected whichever > floor board you have) > step five, turn dial to select whichever function you want that > pedal to control > step six, press enter again. > > repeat that for each button. > > if you REALLY can't do that, or would be turned off buying a piece > of kit with a feature set that you like because of having perform a > task that a)takes less time than getting the kit out of the box in > the first place and b) allows you to have the functions in any > order wherever you want them, or programmed in different > combinations for different songs, then we're so far from being on > the same wavelength that I can't even comment. I'd suggest seeing a > doctor. > > If it's a deal-breaker for you, go post it on the Looperlative > forum and see what Bob says. www.looperlative.com , > > Steve > www.stevelawson.net - site > www.stevelawson.net/store/ - shop > http://steve.anthropiccollective.org - blog > > > > > >