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pedal pushers
Hey Bill, marriage has made u dyslexic.
Ditto here, I ended up not using the RPTRs mute function because of
these
very reasons, it seemed too much of a mind F#@*k.
Bill
This brings up an
interesting point though. Getting the balance between
button pushing
and getting your phrasing/ emotional input right. For me they
are
mutually exclusive. I'm sure they use different parts of the brain. I
like nothing better than doing my musical thing sans pedal pushing.
The
performance takes a back seat when I start twiddling/pressing
pedals. I know
some would say that twiddling IS part of the
performance and I agree when,
say, you're mashing/modifying sound that
has been captured but I'm talking
about while you're ACTUALLY playing.
The answer maybe to sequence button
pushing - it's something I'm
actively looking into right now.
G
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