Re: edp loop copy question

[Per Boysen <perboysen@gmail.com>]

On 18 feb 2007, at 21.24, Sandy Rowles wrote:

> I POSTED THIS QUESTION THE OTHER DAY BUT DIDN'T HAVE ANY REPLIES.  
> THERE MAY NOT BE AN ANSWER BUT I'M GONNA ASK AGAIN JUST IN CASE.  
> I'M TRYING TO FIND OUT IF THERE IS A WAY TO  DO A LOOP COPY OF A  
> LOOP BESIDES THE ONE YOU ARE CURRENTLY IN. FOR EXAMPLE...COULD I BE  
> IN LOOP 2 AND GO INTO LOOP 3 WHILE IT IS RESET AND MAKE IT COPY  
> LOOP 1 INSTEAD OF LOOP 2? I AM OPEN TO ANY INPUT ON THIS EVEN IF IT  
> IS JUST SAY SAY THAT YOU CAN NOT DO IT. THANKS


I do well remember your post, but it was difficult to answer since  
you did not tell which looping device you were asking about. So I  
jumped over that post to let someone else answer, thinking I might  
have missed an earlier post that gave the background. Now that I know  
you're talking about the EDP I can say that I don't think that  
machine can do what you are asking for.

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