RE: how can I loop more than one thing with my setup.

["Rainer Straschill" <rs@moinlabs.de>]

Steve,

you need what every true looping musician needs :-) - a small mixer. There
are lots of people using mixers in looping setups around here, I myself 
have
shared my experiences with this on the list - search the archives for
"Straschill" and "Mixer". Handy mixers would be the small Mackies (I myself
do also use a 1202 VLZ Pro) or Behringers - although there have been some
objections towards Behringer here (search for "Behringer"). If you don't
need to mix the signals, only to combine them, you can also use a
programmable patchbay (like the Octopus or the Akai something-or-other).
This gives you the advantage of being able to switch around via
MIDI-footswitches. And of course the coolest way would be to use a 
programme
digital mixer (a la Yamaha 03R)...

Sincerely,

            Rainer Straschill

Rainer Straschill
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-----Original Message-----
From: SWatts9225@aol.com [mailto:SWatts9225@aol.com]
Sent: Sonntag, 16. September 2001 02:58
To: Loopers-Delight@annihilist.com
Subject: how can I loop more than one thing with my setup.


     I was hoping someone could help me. I am primarily a guitarist and I
use a boomerang to loop. I sen the looped signal to the board ( as opposed
to through the guitar amp) to give the signal its own space. I have a moog
theremin and a roland gr-33 guitar synth that I would like to be able to
loop as well. The boomerang has one in and one out. Can anyone 
help?????????

Thanx,- Steve Watts