Re: asynchronous loops?

[Sean Echevarria <sean.loop@creepingfog.com>]

Using Loop IV, the EDP can have up to 16 loops but it cannot play more 
than 
one simultaneously.  You could create a loop and then copy it to another 
and overdub - but you can't record a 30 second loop and then a separate 20 
second loop and play them both simultaneously.


At 09:47 AM 2004.05.22, Jeff Evans wrote:
>I'd like to buy the perfect looping device, and it looks like the Gibson 
>EDP makes sense for me with it's 198 seconds of memory time and up to 9 
>loops and whatnot, but I'm still looking for an answer to this question - 
>and I'm a newbie (to looping without multitracking) so please bear with 
>it's silliness:
>Once I have a loop (let's say 30 seconds), can I add new loops that cycle 
>independently (say 23.5s, and 41.2s) thereby creating an abstract 
>polyrhythm? Or will the 23.5s loop have to get 6.5s added to it to to 
>sync 
>with the original 30s one?