Re: Boss RC-2 question

["andreas schnetzler" <aandreas@gmx.ch>]

hi Stephen,
ok, thanks for the answer!
so, overdubs are always the length of the original track then.
so when one overdubs for longer than the original loop, i guess it does 
just overdub 'multiple tracks', or does it stop overdubing once the end of 
the loop is reached?

thanks again,
-a

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Datum: Fri, 23 Feb 2007 06:22:45 -0800 (PST)
Von: Stephen Scott <stevoj@yahoo.com>
An: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com
CC: 
Betreff: Re: Boss RC-2 question

> Hi Andreas, 
> In a word, no, this is not possible.  You have to remember that the RC2
> and RC20s are very simple devices that don't have the ability in 
>themselves
> to multiply phrases.  The way I have gotten round this myself is to use
> additional delay pedals to produce shorter loops, then record these 2, 4 
>or 8
> times onto the RC20 to produce more lengthy loops.  This is a REALLY
> unsatisfying way or working, but it does work.
> Stephen
> 
> aandreas@gmx.ch wrote: Hi all!
> 
> Im interested in a Boss RC2 looper, but have a question about something
> that i wasnt able to found out yet.. im sure someone here knows.
> Is it possible to , say, record a 2 second loop, then overdub a 4 second
> phrase, then overdub a 8 seconds one, etc...?
> can i overdub phrases that are x times multiply the length of the 
>original
> loop? and does the overdub start/stop commands get quantized to that?
> 
> Thanks!
> -Andreas
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