Re: Should a Boomerang Do This?

["Jimmy George Band" <jg@jimmygeorgeband.com>]

check your trim knob for the hiss. there should be none if it is adjusted
right. the boomerang plus has settings that goes from slapback to infinite
feedback 100%. you should be able to program 5 or 6 variable fades. mike
nelson is the maker of the rang http://www.boomerangmusic.com heres a few
specs of the site

New Features in the Version 2 software
(inside every Boomerang PlusŪ Phrase Sampler):

2 independent loops, A and B
7 decay rates, including "no decay"-separately selectable for each loop
5 slow speeds-all musically related, down a 2nd, 4th, 5th, 7th or octave
12 sample rates, 24KHz down to 8KHz
Stack button can be latching or momentary
Record button can be active or disabled during playback

im leaving town for a month and will be off line. if you have anymore
questions shoot me a note today otherwise ill be back subscribed when i
return.

best to you
jg

----- Original Message -----
From: LeonD <ld60@rcn.com>
To: <Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com>
Sent: Monday, June 23, 2003 5:23 AM
Subject: Should a Boomerang Do This?


> I was wondering if some of the more experienced Boomerang users could
verify
> the following.
>
> I recently received a brand new Boomerang.  I have no problem recording
the
> first loop.  The problem is when I want to add to it using the stack
> footswitch.  The new material is added to the original but the volume of
the
> original loop is reduced considerably.  It's reduced to the point of the
> original loop becoming background sounds and the new material is the
> primary.
>
> Does this sound right?  Is there any way to keep the levels of the two
loops
> the same?
>
> A second questions has to do with the input level switch.  In the inst or
> mic position, it's very quite but the line setting has hiss.  So much 
>that
> it makes the line setting unusable.  Is anyone else's like this?
>
> Thanks for the help,
> Leon
>
>
>