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Re: Drum machine set up for looping rack

I used to have a DR-5, too.  Couldn't you set up a drum kit that had two identical (or different) sets of sounds, but with one set panned hard left and the other panned hard right?  As long as the time signature was the same for both rhythms, they could both play at the same time.  You can make a beat on one side while the other side is playing, and then crossfade it in.  It's a great idea.  I had to use two different drum machines to do this. Three, actually. :^)

-Hans

 
Subject: Re: Drum machine set up for looping rack
Date: Tue, 27 Mar 2001 14:48:41 -0600
From: "Jim Schaefer" <jimsch@fullcompass.com>
To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com 
I also own a DR5. It does not allow for seperate rhythms playing
continuously on left and right sides. You can program (x) amount of
measures of one pattern, then (x) amount of measures of another pattern
and pan them respectively.


             - Jim

Denis Aldrich wrote:
> 
> Hello loopers,
> In setting up my rack, I plan to use a sterio drum machine. A Dr-5 to be
> specific. I am thinking of panning all drums either full right or left
> within the drum machine.  The outputs I plan to go into a crossfade pedal
> and then into their respective channels on the mixer.
> 
> With this setup I should be able to have a separate drum track on left and
> right, but able to blend from one rythem to another and back again with
> their own individual effect chained in.  At the mixer the inputs can be
> center panned back or have a LFO control the pan. Has anyone done anything
> like this?  Does it seem to anybody else that this could be a neat way to
> blend rythem changes?  The Dr-5 also has "fill to variation and fill to
> original" options that would allow multipule "rythem pairs" to be used in
> one song.  Should I or shouldn't I, that is the question. :-)
> Denis
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