FABIO ANILE'S NEW ETEROGENEOO PODCAST

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Hey Fabio!

I just listened to your latest Podcast. The one that's a "live 
improvisation with Gianluca Peretti on electronic drum and trumpet ."

It's really quite tastey.

For those of you who have not checked it out yet, I highly recommend it.

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tEd ® kiLLiAn

"Different is not always better, but better is always different"

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---- radio radio <radiotelevision@gmail.com> wrote: 
> So, thanks to the helpful advice from this list a while ago, I finally
> bit the bullet and bought a used EDP (from British Audio through Ebay)
> and of course could not be happier with the decision. Now, however,
> I'm trying to get a musical partner to loop with me, and I'm concerned
> about being able to sync our loops, and he's concerned about not
> having the money to shell out for a great looper. He currently has the
> digitech jamman, and I can't think of any way to really sync with that
> (any ideas?).
> 
> The only idea I've had so far is the Boss RC-2, which quantizes to
> itself via an internal click track, and an a/b box, so he could set
> the tempo on his unit and we could route that to the beat sync in the
> EDP, and I could start a loop that was synced to that (I'm just
> assuming here that this would work without a hitch - I haven't synced
> the EDP to anything yet). Then he could mute that annoying click, a/b
> the sound to his amp, and start his loop, which would quantize to the
> now silent click, which is already synced with my loop via the beat
> sync.
> 
> That's the best I can come up with, but I don't know much of anything
> about older loopers which may be available on Ebay and may offer
> better results for cheaper, the same price, or negligably more. This
> set up mentioned above would run about 220 with the a/b box. I don't
> know a thing about software loopers, and am in general a little
> computer-phobic when it comes to playing live, although my friend may
> be open to the idea if anyone has a better idea than the rc-2.
> 
> THANKS!
> 
> Eben
>