Re: M9 and RC50

["Jeff Duke" <jeff_d@embarqmail.com>]

>Actually the ability to re-record that first loop without
>having to stop it is what is needed here.

One thing about the Boss DD 20 is the ability to tap in a new loop length 
as 
you play. It is very smooth in the way it does this. This is in delay mode 
of course not on looper or "phrase sample" mode. By turning the feedback 
down and tapping while you play you can achive this pretty well. It saves 
my 
ass regularly :)

The M9 loop function is much improved over the DL 4 with the feedback 
feature now. I am starting to dig it much.

J






----- Original Message ----- 
From: "andy butler" <akbutler@tiscali.co.uk>
To: <Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com>
Sent: Sunday, July 25, 2010 5:27 AM
Subject: Re: M9 and RC50


> Rick Walker wrote:
>> I have frequently used a Line 6 DL4 (the same looper in the M9) to do 
>> 'synced' sounding shows
>
> I'd recommend any looper to archive that post,
> .....essential.
>
>> There's nothing like having to compensate for your own timing 
>> inaccuracies because a looping performance sets those mistakes in stone 
>> for the duration of the piece.
>
> Actually the ability to re-record that first loop without
> having to stop it is what is needed here.
> Likely the audience won't even notice, except that the piece overall 
>will 
> sound better if a foundation rhythm is spot on.
> The EDP always had that, the Record button is always active.
> With the LP1 it's at least possible to program an extra button to start 
> Record immediately.
>
> It's sad that this functionality isn't prioritised by
> manufacturers.
>
> As to being able to compensate someone else's bad loop...
> ...hopefully Rick will enlighten us.
>
>
> andy
>
>
>