| ...but that leaves the loop length unchanged. Then use sync bounce (or regular bounce)which automatically stops the loop or loops you bounce as it begins to play the track you jsut bounced to would that work not sure I;m even following you. I found the combination Stop>Rec will do it so I can re-record that dodgy rhythm loop without breaking the flow of the intro to a piece. see above Of course, that button won't then end the recording, that's gonna take some getting used to. yep The obsession about getting a good set of buttons into just one bank is because I like to improvise structure as much as I like to improvise content. understood, my main bank has 1 sync/record dub, 2 sync bounce, 3 play/stop now, 4 quantize replace 5 track speed, , 6 replace/reverse , 7 all tracks, 8 replace+track speed, 9 multiply, 10 erase+feedback 100%, my two extra switches are next track and previous track, but one could simple lean over to the front panel to execute those moves. Bill I agree it does make sense to have more than one bank available, especially with the Gordius using "song" mode. (allows a string of commands to be executed when the bank is loaded) ...but I really need that bank that does all my common functions. (or at least, that's what I think now.). andy |