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Is anyone interested in an LP1? Antony Hequet Poet composer On 11 nov. 2012, at 23:14, Jim Bjorklun <jbjorklun@yahoo.com> wrote: > Well, I'm getting close to knowing enough to make a purchase now... > Thanks so much to Rick for filling in the dots thus far! > > A few more (final) questions it'd be great to have answers for: > > 1) When you press "Play/Stop" (and the loop is playing), I assume the > loop ceases right when you hit the footswitch. If this is true, I'm > wondering if there's (also) a way for the loop to play all the way to > the end when you press "Stop". > > 2) When synching a LP2 loop to MIDI clock, how does the loop recording > start and stop work? For example, the Pigtronix Infinity does this: > > --> Rec – Recording starts at the start of the next measure after the > switch has been pressed. > --> Stop – Stops loop audio at the start of the next measure after the > switch has been pressed. > > This strikes me as an elegant method, and I'm curious if the LP2 also > operates like this, or in a different way. > > 3) If you play a pre-recorded loop from the card, does MIDI clock also > get (re)generated from that, so you can sync other devices to the LP2? > > 4) It *would* be nice to verify for sure that -- when an LP2 is synced > to MIDI clock -- the MIDI clock can simply pass THRU the LP2 to other > devices. > > Thanks again, > > Jim > > > --- On Fri, 10/12/12, Rick Walker <looppool@cruzio.com> wrote: > >> From: Rick Walker <looppool@cruzio.com> >> Subject: Re: Re: Re: Any news on LP-2, anyone? >> To: "LOOPERS DELIGHT (posting)" <Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com> >> Date: Friday, October 12, 2012, 6:53 AM >> On 10/11/12 3:36 PM, Jim Bjorklun >> wrote: >>> >>> So I'm wondering if the output (sic, LP-2) is >> stereo (like on my RiffBox)? >>> >> *mono only*, >>> >>> 2) The Usage Guide says that "Using the SDHC card for >> audio storage results in a few rules about audio recording >> and overdubbing". The most interesting of these is that some >> SD cards may not be fast enough to read the incoming audio. >> This begs the question of whether it's possible to not >> record to the SD card (say if you don't want to retrieve >> your loop later). Is there a mode where you simply >> record your loop straight into the pedal, which can play the >> loop back with 100% reliability? >>> >> *The SD is completely reliable and holds up to 8 >> tracks. These can be imported into a >> computer >> and effected and returned to the card to be able to play on >> the unit. It ships with a 4 gig card that has been tested >> specifically to work with the unit. You >> merely buy that exact same card and you are golden. >> * >>> >>> 3) Can the MIDI out port also be configured as a >> Thru? Since I'd always be synching the LP-2 to a drum >> machine's MIDI clock, I'd like to pass the MIDI clock >> through to another effects processor. >>> *I don't use a lot of midi in my life so I'm not 100% >> of this answer, but it's always been my >>> understanding that if you put midi into a unit and send >> it out that you can daisy chain things. >>> >>> Am I incorrect here.........Bill Walker would know >> because he uses the LP-2 to control a lot of his downstream >> devices (other loopers, digital delays, other time based >> effects. * >>> >>> 4) What are the dimensions of the LP-2? >>> >> *It is just minisculey larger than a DL-4* >>> >>> Thanks for any additional info. that can be given on >> this beguiling box! >>> >>> - Jim >>> >>> >>> --- On *Thu, 10/4/12, Tim Thompson /<me@timthompson.com>/* >> wrote: >>> >>> >>> From: Tim Thompson <me@timthompson.com> >>> Subject: Re: Re: Any news on >> LP-2, anyone? >>> To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com >>> Date: Thursday, October 4, >> 2012, 12:44 PM >>> >>> >>> They've really >> been holding up well and they have to work, I"m >>> going to >>> do my entire >> performance >>> with them at >> Y2K12 in two weeks time >>> >>> >>> People will also be able to >> play with the LP-2 when Rick >>> demonstrates it at the "Touch >> the Loopers" event (Oct 18). >>> >>> ...Tim... >>> >> >> >