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At 02:35 PM 6/23/2004, Jeff Larson wrote: >Say I record an initial loop, then within the first playback I drop in two >discrete overdubs. Pressing Long-Undo should then "remove the entire >last layer of sound added". > >Is the "layer" the entire loop containing both overdubs, yes >or >are the overdubs removed one at a time in reverse order? no. The layer is the whole pass. You could remove them one at a time in this case with Short-Undo. >Next, say I record an initial loop of 10 seconds. On playback I start >an Overdub at second 8 and let it continue for 4 seconds, spilling >over into another repetition of the loop. Now I press Long-Undo. > >Does the last layer contain just the second half of the overdub, or >will it remove all 4 seconds? Just the second half. If you do 2 long-undo's you would get both. (easier if you use MIDI so you don't have to actually hold the button down and can send that undo command directly.) >If it contains only the second half, will it fade the first half of >the overdub to prevent an audible pop? no, in that case there would not be a crossfade. I guess it is possible for a pop to happen then, although usually you have some other audio going underneath the overdub so it is not so likely to be audible. kim ______________________________________________________________________ Kim Flint | Looper's Delight kflint@loopers-delight.com | http://www.loopers-delight.com