Re: EDP Reverse Halfspeed Rhythmic

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In a message dated 27/02/03 20:42:33 GMT Standard Time, 
Loopers-Delight-d-request@loopers-delight.com writes:

> Heh. Well I definitely notice a loss in clarity in 28 second mode, 
> especially when overdubbing, but I'm running it in front of my amp. I 
really 
> love the half time and reverse features though, and when you cut it in 
>half 
> to shift the pitch up an octave it starts sounding clearer again. I LOVE 
that 
> "chipmunk" sound, and I love backwards guitar, so you can imagine my joy 
>at 
> discovering I could do "backwards chipmunk" guitar stuff on my DL-4 when 
>I 
> got it. BTW I know the EDP can do the same thing, but is there a way to 
make 
> it do this in rythmic sequences, or to record from one loop to another 
while 
> clicking the multiply/divide switch? - Kirkland

not sure I understand the question exactly...but

With the EDP you can specify that the Reversing/Halfspeed
happens at the end of the loop, or at an exactly on the  8th note.
So you can, for instance, reverse the loop for a while and
stay exactly in time when you return to forward play.

You can also produce a rhythmic loop consisting of fragments 
of sound some of which are reversed.  

You can copy all or part of a loop to another loop by 
hitting Multiply after Nextloop. (and by a number of other ways)

You can have the copy start playing reversed straight away.
(as soon as the copy is completed)

...and so on

andy butler