Or, actually, instead of three Record modes, have two settings for Record:
-Momentary/Latching
-Quantized/Unquantized
That gets at all three of the modes I described in my previous post, plus the ability to use the "normal" stomp-on/stomp-off Record mode in a tempo-quantized manner. You'd probably then want to allow Overdub to be quantized as well, in addition to the TimeFactor's layer/replace and momentary/latching options; this would allow you to quickly drop in rhythmically-quantized bursts of sound or silence, a la the EDP or the Looperlative (see Andre LaFosse and Bill Walker for examples of this technique with each of these devices). I would settle for a single Quantize control that affected both Record and Overdub, though controlling them separately would be a plus.
