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Wow...that sounds ideal! Finally sounds like maybe somebody put together the product. I'd have done that years ago if I had the bucks to pour into it. Todd is checking it out. That may solve the problem. I'm assuming you can get three stereo tracks out from the look of the backplane? We could just alter our control setup to MIDI probably, but at 7 bit midi volume control isn't the best of course. He's doing high end productions and wants everything audibly smooth. Let me describe what I built for him. He has a box that gives him all the record/erase etc. controls for each individual jamman. He has another box across the volume pedal from it that has 4 LED volume bar graph indicators, above a mute switch for each channel, and a 'select switch below that with a multicolor LED to indicate mute on the red part and Select on the Green part. So in other words muted and selected = orangeish. If you have it in that position you can change the volume on that track along with any other selected tracks to the value the pedal is currently oriented at. This allows you, for instance, to select a previously recorded track that was muted, drop it's volume, then un-mute it and bring it gradually back into the mix while playing something else etc. So basically it's just a very practical performance controller for a one man show. Todd has like 500 or some such number of instruments from around the world and takes some of them on the road to demonstrate them in school assemblies or open performances. www.toddgreen.com Anyway, worse case scenario, if these things can sync reliably and can be individually started/stopped, he can probably get by using 4 of them for the purposes we're talking about. Space saved is always a good thing. In which case we'll have some edp's for sale probably. I have three of them here I'm testing. He's calling them and hopefully there's a way to hi-res control the volume internally in which case he might be able to get by with one though ideally he wants at least 4 independent outs to work with. --Bob a k butler wrote: > At 23:22 05/01/2007, you wrote: > >> Hehe. Yeah...the idea is obviously to sync them....not to just brag >> about how many you have. :-) >> >> This is for Todd Green. He does seminars with a jamman setup I built >> an interface for years ago. He wants to get stereo and up the >> quality a bit. > > > Looperlative would have been a better option. > ..one unit to do what you want. > > http://www.looperlative.com/ > > may even now be easier to sell the 8 edps and just get a Looperlative > (which will quite easily do 8 stereo pairs of synced JamMans without > any headache of working it out) > > > The quality of the edp isn't "better" than the JamMan. > Better top end, but not so solid in the bass. > Certainly not a lower noise level. > ( I've AB'ed them directly ) > > Looperlative is said to be of higher quality than both edp and JamMan. > (never tried it though) > > If you stick with the edps, please let us know how it worked out. > > andy butler >