Re: EH 2880 Reverse and Octave Function

["Pawel Janowski" <pjanowski@gmail.com>]

I couldn't switch that off either. That's the big turn-off with the
RC50 for me. It just seemed to be too much of a "jam tool" with all
the beats etc. Haven't tried the 2880 yet.

On 1/3/07, Charles Zwicky <cazwicky@earthlink.net> wrote:
>
>
> Horses for courses. Every looper inspires a different style of working. I
> find the menu driven operation of th RC 50 to be too intrusive, plus 
>NOBODY
> seems to be able to explain how to turn off the obnoxious beat when you
> desire to start a new loop without a rhythm.
>
>
>
> Thanks Charles.
>  I'm actually comparing the Boss RC50 vs the EH2880 side by side right 
>now
>  and I'm really liking the RC50!
>
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> 2007/1/2, Charles Zwicky < cazwicky@earthlink.net>:
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> The 4 normal tracks all act like a single piece of 4-track tape.
> The mixdown track, when used in constant tempo mode will not reverse, 
>pitch
> or octave with the 4 normal tracks.
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>
> Correct me if I am wrong
>  but is the reverse and octave function on the 2880's
>  when depressed, apply to all 4 tracks?
>
>  Is there a way to have 4 tracks, but only put track 2 in reverse or 
>change
> the octave??
>
>  Thanks in advance...
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