Re: Comparison chart of looping devices published

[<tohall@rcn.com>]

Thanks, you are so kind to reply in such detail!
I knew how the feature worked - just couldn't figure out any 
way to use it in making music - too much dead space.

Now I know - I have to get another looping device!!! 

I've only got the one boomerang, but I'm enjoying the heck out 
of it.  Being a former acoustiholic, I figger I better off take it 
one pedal at a time...

tom

---- Original message ----
>Date: Thu, 30 Mar 2006 13:16:28 EST
>From: Nemoguitt@aol.com 
>Subject: Re: Comparison chart of looping devices published  
>To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com
>
>   In a message dated 3/30/06 12:28:25 PM,
>   tohall@rcn.com writes:
>
>     How do you use this feature?
>     I've haven't as yet used it because you have to
>     stop the loop to
>     change the setting....
>
>   tom.....that's the bummer, you can't do this on the
>   fly (re: rang pitch shift) and only the upgraded
>   rang + allows for the several different shifts, the
>   original rang just gave you the octave option.....to
>   do this: hold the stack (speed) button down till the
>   red lite blinks then step on the play (stop) button
>   to change thru pitch options.....keep in mind that
>   you can go down or up in pitch depending what
>   setting you are in when you record i.e if you record
>   a loop in the regular setting and stop, then hit the
>   stack button, you go down an octave, if you record
>   with the rang in the lower octave setting then
>   switch over to regular you will go up an
>   octave.....the way i usually switch pitches is i
>   have other things playing, a loop on the mo-fx, some
>   little loops on the zoom 2100 and then you can play
>   like a mad man to cover up the silence of the switch
>   of the rangs pitch.....mic
>
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