Being that it is a bear to program in daylight, yeah, that would
be something! Even if you use your hands, your wrist will hurt for days with as
much force as you need to press each button. After using the software editor
though, and the UnO firmware- I don’t even know if I would be able to
program it by hand or foot anymore. That’s pretty bad, I guess.
I also try not to look down too much, because I find it
distracting when I see others do it. The FCB is pretty easy to hit right most
of the time though.
Dave Eichenberger
http://www.daveeichenberger.com
ok , and who is able to program some patches into his FCB using his
feet and with eyes closed ? Now that
is a challenge ;-)
From: midifriedchicken@comcast.net
[mailto:midifriedchicken@comcast.net]
Sent: dinsdag 20 februari 2007 16:54
To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com
Subject: Re: looping in the dark
Excellent question! One of the things that bothers me about
watching a looping performance has always been the constant eyes on the ground.
Ive always incorporated my feet into my practice routines. Play a line, hit a
switch. I've gotten to where I can pretty much hit it 95% of the time. I also
come to gigs with shoes that I can slip out of easily. The FCB is easy to feel.
And unlike other pedals, you wont accidently activate a switch if your foot
touches it.
Still want that bluetooth lcd on my mic stand though.
