Re: Affordable Soundscapes

["italoop@libero.it"<italoop@libero.it>]

Mark
I have my Repeater (w/a 256M CFcard) working with an Eventide Eclipse 
in its pre/post fx loop. All in parallel to my Eventide Orville thru a 
mixer. It might not be a cheap Soundscape set up but I tell you, just 
Repeater+Eclipse are total cool madness! I'm addicted. Simple looping 
reality.
best
Italoop



> Damn.  For what you'll end up spending all together, I'd sell the loop
> station and the headrush and buy a Repeater and a 128 meg CFC card.
> That's an awefull lot of stereo loop time.  Also, your effects can 
live
> it the Repeater's effect loop which can be switched from pre loop to
> post loop.  Very sweet.  I've been having a lot of fun recording a 
loop
> fairly dry, then setting some random stuff on my Electrix MO-FX.  When
> the loop comes in, I'm thinking, "Woah.. did I do that?!"  Fun.  It's
> like I influence the loop but not directly.
> 
> Mark Sottilaro
> 
> cameron street wrote:
> 
> > Sound cool, except i found the headrush to have some hiss,4 of them
> > would be very noisy, for me that is. i suppose itdepends on where 
your
> > using them in the chain, and gain thestructures before and after.
> > cam
> >
> >      ----- Original Message -----
> >      From: Peter Badore
> >      To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com
> >      Cc: Peter Badore
> >      Sent: Monday, October 22, 2001 6:33 PM
> >      Subject: Affordable Soundscapes
> >       Just got a Boss Loop Station & Akai Headrush to attempt my
> >      own version of R. Fripp's Soundscapes.  I plan on getting
> >      one more of each as I'm doing this in stereo and want to
> >      attempt delay effects with separate channels.  I can't
> >      afford those damned expensive TC 2290s, so I figure this may
> >      be the best way.  The Akai can hold more than 20 seconds,
> >      but can I get the Boss to pick up extra time without using
> >      the tempo?  I'm looking for solid sound, no beats.  Was this
> >      a wise idea, or would four Akais have been better?  Let me
> >      know soon while I can still send something back!  I'm also
> >      open to other ideas.  I use a Fender Roland-ready Strat,
> >      Roland GR-33, stereo amp, and am expecting a Whammy & TC
> >      G-Major shortly, as I can't afford the damned G-Force.  But
> >      I'm building (will add a Korg MS 2000R to differentiate
> >      sound - no need to copy everything!) Thanks,Peter
> >
> 
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