Re: RC505 bumps , whats the best har

[Jean-Philippe Rykiel <jprykiel@gmail.com>]

Mitchell,

the thing is, any small delay pedal with infinite feedback And a looping 
feature does this without a problem. What's cool about a machine like 
the RC 505, is its enormous amount of memory and its ability to store 
more loops than you'll possibly need. That's why I was hoping such a 
machine would work for me.

Best,

JPR

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Le 17/02/2017 à 17:28, Michał Wiernowolski a écrit :
> Dear Jean-Philippe
>
> Something must be done to align start and end of the audio buffer for 
> the first recording (!) and it must be done by the machine, as a human 
> can only do this accidentally. For overdubs short volume envelope 
> should suffice. I would say Roland's idea is ok, but the 
> implementation not as the cross-fading incorrectly affects overdubs.
>
> Regards
> Michał
>
> > Dear Rick,
> > Thank you for this very valuable advice, I noticed this to in the 
> > past. It did not happen this time, I do have the last firmware 
> > available for the Boss RC505, so this is clearly a design flaw, which 
> > started with the 3/30/300 series.
> > I think Roland ingeniers thought they had a good idea applying 
> > automatic crosfade at loop boundaries, and, well, they were wrong.
> > Best,
> > JPR
> >
> > > (...)