Re: Feedback control

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steve@steve-lawson.co.uk writes:
>Just to throw a vote in for the pedal brigade, I'm happier having 
>expression
>pedal control over feedback than I am with a preset feedback control.
huh, what?
if the 'expression pedal control' that yer talkin' about is merely for 
loop 
'playback volume', well..... you could use any old volume pedal for that, 
non?

(if one feels truly pedexterous, one could use 2: 1 at output, 1 at 
input.....)

anyway, it's clear that i don't understand this kinda 'either/or'/'rather 
than' approach, here.....
if one has an option for controlled-feedback on the looper, then : 
invariably 
: there's an increase in the possibilities for loop-evolution-options, 
:seeing 
as how 'volume' changes can always be controlled by 3rd-party volume 
pedals.

was this thread s'posedta be equipment-specific, or something? (oh, for 
more 
descriptive 'subject-lines' in LD-threads!)

sorry, maybe i missed some messages, here.
best,
dt / S-C


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