Re: D-Two Looper Settings

[RandomLFO@aol.com]

     Hans, thanks very much for posting this. I've been interested in the 
D2 
ever since it was announced, but have not had a chance to try it out (No 
one 
carries it locally). Regarding CC's and Feedback, I am wondering if 
feedback 
can be assigned to a CV pedal and swept without glitches in the audio. How 
about delay time? Can the D2 change delay time without changing pitch (via 
CV 
pedal)? 
     Thanks, Marc

In a message dated 7/13/02 3:16:08 AM Eastern Daylight Time, 
armatronix@charter.net writes:

> Subj:  D-Two Looper Settings
>  Date:    7/13/02 3:16:08 AM Eastern Daylight Time
>  From:    armatronix@charter.net (Hans Lindauer)
>  Reply-to:    Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com
>  To:  Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com
>  
>  Hi Gang-
>  
>  I've finally sat down for a few hours with my T.C. Electronics D-Two 
delay, 
>  and figures out how to make it function as a simple MIDI-syncable 
>looper 
>  with overdub, multiply, and feedback control.  It will do odd time 
>  signatures, also.  I'm using a Digitech PMC-10 MIDI footcontroller to 
>send 
>  commands, although you could use the front panel easily enough.  Here's 
how 
>  to do it:
>  
>  Set the unit to receive MIDI.  This is under Setup - I set MIDI Sync to 
1/1 
>  and Delay mode to Mono for extra time.
>  
>  Feedback is pretty self-explanatory.  I set the PMC-10 up with CC (#50) 
>  values of 127, 96, and 0 for 100%, 75%, and 0% feedback, respectively.  
You 
>  can also use the knob on the front to adjust the feedback.
>  
>  Overdub uses the Bypass command.  Set the Bypass Mode to "FX In" in 
>  Setup.  You can toggle the front panel button, or else send CC #20 with 
>a 
>  MIDI controller to create either a sustained or toggled overdub.  You 
could 
>  also leave it wide open if you want.
>  
>  Multiply is achieved via the user presets.  I set the Subdivision to 
>1/16 
>  note, and programmed FB #1 to 32/16 at 0 dB for a two-measure loop, 
>16/16 
>  for one measure, 8/16 for 1/2 measure, etc., and saved each one to its 
>own 
>  preset.  I set each ones' FB% to 100 so that 100% feedback would be the 
>  default when calling up a preset.  I also programmed Program Change 
>  commands into the PMC-10 to allow me to switch easily between loop 
>lengths.
>  
>  When you switch presets, there may be a very brief moment of silence.  
This 
>  doesn't insert itself into the loop, fortunately.
>  
>  If anybody else has any good D-Two tricks, I'd be interested in hearing 
them.
> 
>  
>  Enjoy,
>  
>  -Hans
>