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> yes i worked with its software as well but when im looping and have my >hands already busy i rather physically grab a knob quickly rather than >searching for the mouse and clicking screens i guess ill never warm up to >that playing live > or perhaps im too ol school;-) I agree, that's why I bought the midi controllers. >> For example, I use the main and phones volume knob...if I don't forget >I have one ;-) > > Ha,ha i remeber that one buddy;-)) Some people were thinking it was a drone :)) hahaha > Yes i agree, im quite happy using mobius as my looper,at the moment i >feel just fine using the software strictly for looping and doing all the >xternal effect stuff with hardware,i dont think i m ready to go all SW >yet, the thoguth of it make me too nervous but the combination of both >suits me well! Well, it made me nervous too in the past. But you need discipline and make sure you test out everything well. For example, I'm practising a lot and leave my Mac running for hours and hours just to make sure the looping setup is working well. So that's my definition of "stage proof". On the other hand, I have spent lot's of time on my hardware loopers as well and although setting up a hardware system is easier than software, I had to solve many issues before I had a more or less working system. Noise, clicks, midi problems, bugs, failing hardware...you name it! -- Sjaak Overgaauw http://premonitionfactory.com/ http://livelooping.be/ http://euroloopfest.com/