Support |
> From: SoundFNR@aol.com [mailto:SoundFNR@aol.com] > > > > 1) I want to hear the loop I just recorded played back at > > > normal speed and half speed at the same time > > > > But you could do it with your two EDP's ;-) > > tricky though, > not possible with my FCB1010 footcontroller Oh yes, I forgot! The FCB1010 can only send out one midi note at a time, over one midi channel. And the EDP has to be controlled by midi not on - right? > > > 2) I want to just keep playing, and hear just my overdubs > > > playing backwards. > > > > Hmmmm.... What do you mean with "just my overdubs". Only the last > > one? > > one of Claude Voit's ideas, as I understand it you'd have a > "Reverse Overdub" as an alternative to "Overdub"...so that > each layer you overdubbed would be heard backwards, but the > original loop could keep going forward if you wanted. Dammit - what a usable feature! Hope "Reverse Overdub" will make it into LoopV ;-) How about "Reverse Insert"? "Reverse Overdub" would be very useful for percussionists. I would like it also to be affected quantise and rounding settings. Then you could be able to overdub just one "reversed snare drum hit" (length defined by the 8th/cycle) in a longer loop. But then it would have to sort under the Insert and not the Overdub. > >If there was a two track (stereo) EDP I would prefer to use both > >tracks in mono with the ability to reverse one of them, rather than > >creating stereo loops. Makes so much more sense, musically, IMHO. > > at the moment I'm trying to find techniques for "splitting" > my stereo EDP loops, for instance it's easy to use the > parameter reverse just on the slave EDP. > (or put one of the EDPs into "edit mode" and use the Direct Midi > commands on just one EDP.) > > andy butler Wow! You sure got some nice ideas to play around with over there ;-) Can you post your findings? Matters like these are bouncing a lot inside my head these days, but I have only one EDP here so I can never try it out IRL. Best wishes Per Boysen ------------- www.boysen.se www.looproom.com