TimeFactor “Hold” function?

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    • March 25, 2011 at 12:06 pm #107744
      badmelonfarmer
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        Hi,

        after years of loving my Factors, I think the time has come to move onto the Eclipse.

        (I would LOVE to go H8000, but not really gonna happen due to funds. Unless my lottery numbers come up on Friday…. then I will take 4!)

        Anyhoo…

        I know the algorithms and presets from TimeFactor and ModFactor have been added to Eclipse V4, but what about the "Hold" function from the TimeFactor?

        I use this a lot for drones, especially on "3:1 Guitars in Space"

        I dare say there is a way to create a freeze or hold, but I am particularly interested if there is the "Hold" function that I can assign to a MIDI CC on my controller, like I do on the TimeFactor.

        thanks

      • March 25, 2011 at 3:16 pm #121795
        nickrose
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        Eventide Staff

          I assume you are referring to the REPEAT feature. This is available on the Eclipse version (buried in the FX parameters) and can be remote controlled.

        • March 25, 2011 at 3:24 pm #121796
          badmelonfarmer
          Participant

            Hi Nick,

            Yes!! that is what I meant that explains why I could not find any reference in the manual.

            Great thanks for confirming and I just bought an Eclipse!!

            Cheers

            BMF

          • March 25, 2011 at 3:43 pm #133019
            nickrose
            Moderator
            Eventide Staff

              Enjoy … it does a bit more than the 'Factors !!

            • March 25, 2011 at 3:49 pm #133020
              badmelonfarmer
              Participant

                Thanks, can't wait!

                Now off to buy a CF card to do the update to V4

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