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Per sez….“But
with less cables and more open for a personal configuration.” Yes …four fewer cables
to be exact…but they are zero latency cables ;-) As far as openness to
personal configuration, I would venture to say my looperlative is configured differently
than Rick’s, or Steve Lawson’s or Bob Amstadt’s, and that the
open ended nature of the architecture is similar to a computer based platform,
though obviously not as sophisticated in the realm of running scripts and
automated commands. As it relates to the EDP, I agree they are different
animals, and I never spent enough time with the EDP to get the midi clock
working to my satisfaction, or delve in to the intricacies of its signature
capabilities, to offer any educated assessment. I have spent many hours
with the Looperlative and I can tell you that it is a wonderful musical tool
with its own bag of tricks and after nearly 3 years, I’m still learning
new things to do with it and new features to explore. Bob, as you might have
figured out is a righteous Dude, who builds the LP-1’s one a time in his
home work shop, and actually listens to his client base and implements new
features based on consensus of demand. I’m not ready to move to a lap top
like many of you have already done, and this is the only product on the market
that rivals that kind of sophistication, with the added benefit that in the
unlikely event you need to reboot the LP-1, it takes less than 10 seconds to
power on. You wouldn’t even need to tell a joke to cover the dead time!
Did I mention the zero latency cables? Bill |