RE: Re[2]: [Fwd: Re: ebay]

[Bret <echoplex@yahoo.com>]

Lee,
Via MORELOOPS you  tell the EDP how many distinct loops that you will
want.  This can be as many as 9 loops.  You can only play ONE of these
loops at a time (if you have only 1 EDP).  You can randomly select ANY
of the 9, but play 1 at a time.   

Each of these 9 can be recorded, overdubed, erased independant of the
other 8.  Each of the 9 can be a unique length in time ( or not if you
want some the same).

You can copy a loop from, say, loop #1, to the space in loop #2, so
that loops 1 and 2 are now the same, then overdub on loop #2 so that
it is "grown" from loop #1.  This loop copy, and overdub method can be
continued so that you have embelished copies of loop 1 at loop #2, #3
etc.

Hope this answers your questions.  

You must shop at recycler, or harmony central.  If you shopped at Ebay
you would have known these things :-)

bret

---"Wordsman, Lee"  wrote:
>
> I'm sure this thread has recieved the required pointless beating and
can now
> go away.  
> 
> Back to the looping. 
> 
> Question 1:  It's my understanding that the EDP can have up to nine
seperate
> loops.  The time of the loops can't exceed the total time that is
installed
> as memory (50 seconds out of the box).  Once you've set the number
of loops
> that you want with their associated times, you can layer ontop of
each one.
> These loops can then be played all together or in any combination. 
So you
> could have a verse section that included loops with voice and rythym
tracks
> as well as chorus tracks with the same.  This could be alternated to
suit
> ones needs in the context of a given song.  Not to mention layering
lead
> tracks, noises, etc. on top of any of these tracks.  Is this correct.

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