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>>I think the "no direct output" function actually is called "Mute
Input Signal" or something like that, in the Repeater manual. I
always muted the input signal and used my Repeater in an effect
chain, very much due to the latency of the 'direct through signal'
when you plug your signal into the front input.<<
"dry-mute" (& it says "dry muted" when you engage it). hold "stop" & "overdub"...... the only thing I was looking forward to on the new repeater, which seems to be taking forever to appear, was the retention of this setting on power-down. I always forget to re-engage it on power-up & end up having to stop the machine (because of the aforementioned key combination) to do this. I think there's a midi command for it.... which one could add to a set-up salvo from a sequencer.......
duncan.
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