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Infinity 2 is a hi-fi stereo double looper designed to be the ultimate writing, arranging and performing tool. It can be utilized as a double looper to record and perform sequential parts, or as a standard looper on the right footswitch while assigning one of five selectable modes to the left footswitch. As a double looper, Infinity 2 enables musicians to seamlessly switch between loops, even during initial recording or while overdubbing. As a standard looper plus assignable effects, Infinity 2 becomes an ambient dream machine.
Infinity 2 combines the high-fidelity audio and ultra low-latency looping engine of the original award-winning Pigtronix Infinity Looper with streamlined UX to create a more user-friendly musical experience right out of the box.
The EHX 22500 is a stereo looper with two independent loops that can be played in sequence or in parallel. Flexible performance controls and creative effects allow you to loop in any way you imagine. It records high quality, non-compressed audio directly to a removable SDHC card (4 to 32 GB) and each card holds up to 100 individual loops. Includes an 8GB card for up to 12 hours of recording time.
Creative controls over looping functions such as adjustable tempo, programmable loop/overdub length, and two loops that can playback independently or locked to one another makes the 22500 act like the looper of your dreams.
The Dual Looping Delay (DLD), designed by 4ms and Gary Hall, is an advanced audio processor for creative synthesis. Not a tape or analog emulation but a modern crystal-clear digital delay, the DLD combines features of delay, looping, and sample-tight synchronization for powerful and dynamic sound capture and modification. The DLD is designed to integrate seamlessly with modular timebase and sequencing devices such as the 4ms Quad Clock Distributor (QCD), etc.
What is a "Looping Delay"?
Modern looping devices grew directly from hardware digital delays of the late 70s and early 80s. A looping delay, modeled on units such as the classic Lexicon PCM42, has the very long storage times associated with dedicated looping, but without triggered record and playback functions.
By default, a looping delay records and plays continuously, though recording can be suspended at any time with Infinite Repeat. Sustain of delays and loops is mainly accomplished with regeneration, allowing an organic, evolving approach to sound creation as new material replaces old, more or less gradually. The 4ms Dual Looping Delay also provides advanced clock input and output facilities that allow for locking delayed and looped material with sequencers and rhythmic devices.
It's easy to update yourself. You just need to play a special .wav file into DLD. Follow these instructions:
- Download the firmware wav file
- Power off the DLD and connect a computer or smart phone audio output to the In B jack. Either a stereo or mono cable is fine. Connect the Out B jack to an amp/speakers so you can listen.Remove your phone case, it may be preventing the cable from fully plugging in.
- Set the computer/phone's volume to 100% and the audio player software to 100% volume. Turn off all audio and vibrate notifications (use Airplane mode). Close any applications that make notification sounds such as Facebook.
- To enter bootloader mode, depress the Ping button and both Reverse buttons all at the same time while powering on the DLD. When you see the Channel A Hold button turn on or blink, the DLD is ready to receive firmware. Release the three buttons. (If the Hold A light doesn't turn on in a couple seconds, flip the power off and immediately back on to try again. Some power supplies produce noise on power-on which means you may have to try several times. For best results, disconnect all other modules from the power supply except the DLD. We recommend using a Row Power power supply)
- Begin playing the file. Immediately you should see red Channel A Loop LED blink. The blue light will flash from time to time as well. Do not interrupt the process! You can monitor the audio by listening to the Out B jack.
- If the monitored audio stops before the end of the file and/or the lights stop blinking, an error has occurred and you should try again. Verify the cable is not loose, all sounds/vibrate/notifications are off, and that you have downloaded the audio file completely (avoid streaming or playing from the browser). Check the volume is at 100%. Remove the protection case from your smart phone. Stop the audio file, reset it back to the start, and tap Reverse A button to reset. The Hold A button should light up. Play the file from the beginning again.
- If the file loads successfully, the DLD will immediately start running. In some cases, you may need to do a Factory Reset (see manual)
I was wondering if I can get 4 mono instruments go through the looper. Lets say - 2 guitars to MAIN IN (L&R) and 2 synths to AUX IN using a splitter adapter cable. And then everything out through MAIN OUT. Would this cause any issues or things to consider?
Also, can I output stereo cable from the main out of the looper, and set the output to mono in the settings? The next device in my chain would accept only stereo TRS. So i hope dual mono or something like this would work?
Transcend musical boundaries with the Aeros Loop Studio. Create,
perform and record both parallel and sequential loops. Dual modes and
quantization options adapt to your playing style. Intuitive hands-free
navigation and silent footswitches offer a superior playing experience.
The Aeros Loop Studio is packed with powerful, innovative features. Use
the built-in Mixer Mode to adjust track volumes on the fly. Import your
own backing tracks to fuel your performance. Loop without stress thanks
to error-friendly features like auto quantize, Intelligent
End-of-Measure Forgiveness, and easy undo/redo commands. The Aeros Loop Studio can serve as a MIDI transmitter (Master) or receiver (slave)
sending and receiving a plethora of MIDI commands like time signature,
transitions, start/stop and more.
Utilize built-in effects like auto-fade in/out, reverse track and loop decay.
Record up to 20 minutes of mono audio per track (10 hours per song). The
Aeros Loop Studio elevates recording and songwriting with studio-grade
24-bit audio and 32-bit floating point processing. Operate line and
instrument levels, send your inputs anywhere, and select between stereo
and mono audio.
If you have a BeatBuddy or MIDI Maestro, Aeros will sync with them
automatically via MIDI. Once connected, auto quantize your loops to the
measure of the beat, utilize powerful Aeros functionality with a single
button press and more. The built-in Quick Start Guide will get you up
and running fast, and detailed changelogs keep record of every new
command.
Take songwriting and performance to the next level. Spark your creativity
and do more of what you love. Aeros users get access to feature-packed Firmware Updates, bringing diverse new abilities to your looper pedal. You can download them over Wi-Fi with one press.
Works really well especially with the latest firmware. Be sure to turn off active logging since it creates pops and clicks in your recordings. It is very easy to undo mistakes. I really like the 6 x 6 mode. It is satisfactory for creating parts for most popular songs.
Amp is an effect that emulates the sound and character of seven classic guitar amplifiers. Developed in collaboration with Softube, Amp uses physical modelling technology to provide a range of authentic and usable amplifier tones, with a simple and consistent set of controls.
The various circuits in guitar amps work with a continuous and fixed amount of electricity. For this reason, turning up a particular parameter may inadvertently decrease the amount of available energy somewhere else in the amp. This is particularly noticeable in the EQ controls. For example, turning up Treble can reduce the level of bass and midrange frequencies. You may find that you need to carefully adjust a number of seemingly unrelated parameters to get the results you want.
The Auto Filter effect provides classic analog filter emulation. It can be modulated by an envelope follower and/or an LFO to create moving filter effects. The envelope follower can track either the filtered signal or an external sidechain source.
Auto Filter offers a variety of filter types including low-pass, high-pass, band-pass, notch, and a special Morph filter. Each filter can be switched between 12 and 24 dB slopes as well as a selection of analog-modeled circuit behaviors developed in conjunction with Cytomic that emulate hardware filters found on some classic analog synthesizers.
The OSR circuit option is a state-variable type with resonance limited by a unique hard-clipping diode. This is modeled on the filters used in a somewhat rare British monosynth, and is available for all filter types.
The MS2 circuit option uses a Sallen-Key design and soft clipping to limit resonance. It is modeled on the filters used in a famous semi-modular Japanese monosynth and is available for the low-pass and high-pass filters.
The PRD circuit uses a ladder design and has no explicit resonance limiting. It is modeled on the filters used in a legacy dual-oscillator monosynth from the United States and is available for the low-pass and high-pass filters.
The most important filter parameters are the typical synth controls Frequency and Resonance. Frequency determines where in the harmonic spectrum the filter is applied; Resonance boosts frequencies near that point.
When using the low-pass, high-pass, or band-pass filter with any circuit type besides Clean, there is an additional Drive control that can be used to add gain or distortion to the signal before it enters the filter.
When using the non-Clean circuit types, the Resonance control allows for self-oscillation. At Resonance values above 100%, the filter will continue to ring indefinitely even after the input signal has been stopped. The pitch of the self-oscillation depends on both the Frequency and Resonance values.
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