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> Mr.subliminal wrote: >> The Repeater, not as much. I don't >>> have an issue with it but there's a tiny split second >>> bump in volume at the start of the loop. Not a click >>> but it can be noticable. I guess it's the price for >>> all the DSP crazyness that the Repeater does. >> This is not true...I am tired of listening for this bullshit over >> and over. I used the Repeater extensively live for years in all >> kinds of situations: Live, studio, etc. >> There is is no bump whatsoever. Maybe some units where defective. >> Or it might be related with the inability to use them properly. On 18 apr 2006, at 09.36, Stuart Wyatt wrote: > I used to be a Repeater owner, and I had bumps whilst trying to do > seamless loops (as well as many other problems). I thought it might > have been a defective unit, but I have also tried 2 other people's > Repeaters since, and the same happened with their units. Maybe you > have a rare one that doesn't do this, but you can't go around > yelling 'Bullshit', or insinuate that people that they are unable > to use them properly! People will snap back.... > > My major gripe with the Repeater is that you couldn't straight into > overdub after recording the first part of the loop... which is one > of the NECESSITIES for creating a seemless loop! I also used a Repeater for some years, but I never had this problem with "a bump" at the loop point. Of course I adapted my playing to the Repeater, in the way Stuart explains. So if I wanted to create a seamless "pad-like" loop I first created the loop (eventually simply silence) and then overdubbed audio into the loop. But even when breaking this rule I never experienced "a loud bump" with my Repeater. Greetings from Sweden Per Boysen www.boysen.se (Swedish) www.looproom.com (international) http://tinyurl.com/fauvm (podcast)