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fourbissime
Copper Member
France
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 Posted - 06/21/2006 : 13:19:27
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Hi there.
I have a few questions about how the DD-x pedals works. I'm not a guitarist, i'm just doing some experimental stuff. I'm looking for a simple pedal which would allow me to loop an input and overdub it.
Here is what I understood of DD-6. tell me if I'm wrong.
The HOLD mode allow me to set a delay of x milliseconds. I play, and when I press the pedal it records. When I release the pedal, the last x milliseconds are looped.
Now, I'm wondering :
- can I play when the loop is running ? (i guess yes ...)
- if I play and press the pedal while there is a loop running, will it overwrite on the old loop, or will it record the combination of the old and new loop ? (overdubbing)
- if I have a loop and change the delay length while it runs, what will happen ? Will it move the start point of the loop, thus creating a kind of granular synthesis effect ?
Thanks for your attention, I hope someone here will have the answers ... can't wait to know if this pedal is *the one* or not.
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fourbissime
Copper Member
France
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Posted - 06/21/2006 : 14:00:56
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Okay, i've just found the user's manual so i've got quite a few answers now.
I've definitely got to buy one, this pedal infuckcredible. |
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bossarea
Forum Admin
United Kingdom
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Posted - 06/21/2006 : 15:14:52
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I guess the RC-20 (or 50) can be used for this purpose as well.
It will have much more time avaliable for overdubbing. |
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Dingus
Silver Member
USA
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Posted - 06/21/2006 : 16:59:59
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| yeah I cant wait to check out one of those RC-50's. I mean wow. |
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How does DD-6 works ?
