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Hi Ben. Many years ago i had the exact same problem that i couldn't fix - I had a physical mod done to mine on the input. It was SO long ago, however, that I just don't remember! Does that ping other's memories, tho? Sent from my iPhone On May 7, 2012, at 6:24 AM, Carsten Wegener <carsten@tyfoo.de> wrote: > Hello Ben, > > I use an EDP with loop 4. I think it´s not a problem of the level before > the echoplex but of the setting of the input and output level. > > Am 07.05.2012 um 13:14 schrieb Ben: > >> Hello Carsten, >> >> Which looper do you use? an EDP? >> Have you tried to put a compressor before your input? It may help. >> >> Ben. >> >> >> >> >> -------------------------------------------------- >> Carsten Wegener <carsten@tyfoo.de> wrote: >> (07/05/2012 12:09) >> >>> I have a distortion problem. When I play my instrument, I set the >>> input level, so that the light never turns red or even orange. >>> If I then record the loop, I can already see during the recording, >>> that the feedback is turning red/orange sometimes and so parts of my >>> loop are distorted. >>> I can help this by turning down the feedback level after recording or >>> by setting the input level lower and turn up the output. >>> But I think there must be way to find the right level just with the >>> input indicator light without guessing what might come out after >>> recording. That´s a very unprecise method. >>> I read the manual again, but couldn´t find anything helpful. Did I >>> overlook something again? >>> Do you have any suggestions? >>> >>> Carsten >