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Re: MIDI looping



  Tim, -not sure if you were asking me, but I use an MC-505 as I've
mentioned, which I also use as a very extensive midi controller for the
Repeater.  Most of the midi looping I do live is involved with recording
notes in a pattern which then get ssent to the Repeater to pitch loops.    
  Is your program for sale?   The fractal algorithm sounds very 
interesting.  

Smiles,

CQ

At 08:51 PM 10/15/02 -0700, you wrote:
>> How do you do you're MIDI loops?
>
>I usually do them with a program called typo(),
>which I wrote using KeyKit.  When I run typo(),
>the computer keyboard becomes my controller -
>each keypress (such as pressing the letter 'A')
>triggers a note or phrase.
> 
>If I am holding down the SHIFT key when I press
>the letter 'A', the note that it plays 
>will be added to the current loop.
>The loop plays continuously, and I can 
>play along with it or add things to it.
>I can switch between 10 different loops
>by pressing '0' through '9'.
>I can process the MIDI data in a loop 
>(for example, control-W followed by 'F' 
>will apply a fractal algorithm to the current loop).
>
>Some documentation can be found here:
>
>   http://nosuch.com/keykit/doc/lib/typo.html
>
>An MP3 file of a performance with typo() is here:
>
>   http://nosuch.com/audio/wsh/2001/07_thompson.mp3
>
>That performance was improvised live (only the drum patterns
>were pre-determined), using only typo() and me typing
>on a computer keyboard in my lap.
>
>Recently I've also been doing MIDI looping using
>playstation dance pads as a controller - 
>see http://nosuch.com/tjt/wsh2002.html
>for a little description of that.
>
>    ...Tim...
>
>


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