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Original Message 1/7 31-Jul-03 @ 05:52 PM - a3000 vs a4000 delay time res.

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I have an A3000v2 which is the heart of my setup. It's great, but I've been using the echo/delay effect more and more, and it only increments in 10ms intervals. So you can do 370ms or 380ms delays, but nothing in between.

Can the A4000 go to 1ms intervals?

Thanks

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Message 2/7 31-Jul-03 @ 07:26 PM - RE: a3000 vs a4000 delay time res.

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good man!

funny thing is...O/D answered in the other post.

Apparently its not possible. bummer!

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Message 3/7 31-Jul-03 @ 08:07 PM - RE: a3000 vs a4000 delay time res.

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Well, in the pdf manual under the FX parameters for echo they say the range is "0.1ms - 740.0ms".

Are you sure you can't do it 0/d?

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Message 4/7 12-Aug-03 @ 06:25 PM - RE: a3000 vs a4000 delay time res.

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So how did you find the Tempo delay? Did you get your head around the LFO sync in control? That stumped me when I first started experimenting...

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Message 5/7 12-Aug-03 @ 06:26 PM - RE: a3000 vs a4000 delay time res.

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Actually I better reword that...

So what do you think of the Tempo delay? Did you get your head around the LFO Midi sync in control? That stumped me when I first started experimenting...

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Message 6/7 13-Aug-03 @ 12:33 AM - MPC 2000.

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WHERE CAN I GET AN MPC 2000 USED AND IT WONT BREAK ME ?

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Message 7/7 13-Aug-03 @ 12:36 PM - RE: a3000 vs a4000 delay time res.

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depends where you are mate - in London they are easy to find cheap.

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