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Re: EDP sync question
At 11:22 AM 9/5/2002, sine@zerocrossing.net wrote:
>I've found this to be awkward when working with an EDP and a drum
>machine. I wish there was a mode were you could have it define a clock
>out and keep it the same until you told it to change.
>
>Loop5?
>
>Mark Sottilaro
LoopIV does that! You need to upgrade away from the old LoopIII. LoopIV
has
the Tempo Select function. You can predefine a tempo in BPM, even before
you record any loops on the Echoplex. Midi clock will be sent at that
tempo
even before you record, with the StartSongs under your control. Any loops
you record will be in that tempo. The tempo setting can be stored in
presets as well, so you can call up different tempos for different songs
by
changing preset. If you decide you want to break out of the tempo, that is
easily done as well either on the fly or by temporarily disabling the
tempo
before you record something.
upgrade Mark. what are you waiting for? Synchronization features are one
of
the biggest areas of new and improved functionality in LoopIV. (maybe the
biggest area, in fact...) TempoSelect is just one of them. If you work
with midi clock and synchronization at all, LoopIV is sooo much easier to
use than LoopIII, and so much more powerful. The new ReAlign by itself is
worth it, just for how practical it makes working with a sequencer, let
alone all the fun rhythm tricks you can make it do.
kim
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