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- but that would make the midi control depend on the input to the mic. That's not very practical. check this one out: http://www.clatterbox.net.au/instruments_more.php?id=3_0_4_0_M -unfortunately it's a one-off, but you can probably get some inspiration from it. Andreas > > try some "aodio-to-midi" converrters, like the roland cp-40 > > it has simple controlls, cheap to buy and does the trick... > > good luck :-) > > simon > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > *From:* Gunnar Backman <mailto:brakophonic@telia.com> > *To:* Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com > <mailto:Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com> > *Sent:* Saturday, December 18, 2004 9:34 PM > *Subject:* Re: MIDI microphones? > > > Does such a thing exist as a handheld vocal microphone with > switches or > controls for MIDI? > > That would totally &%$#ing rule. > > Anyone? > > Griff Peters > www.griffpeters.com <http://www.griffpeters.com> > > Hi > > There were a Roland ( I think)( I'll check it up) Mic for Midi but > if I remember right no audio just for trigging synth or whatever. I > used it with a band Tinnitus Therapy Trip( virtual Guitar, Vocals, > Reeds, Drums ), that had two loopers going, a Jamman and a Boss > RC-20 and the Midi mic to a Synth with percussion sounds, we started > playing and after a while the loopmachines triggered the midi mic > and the synthperc so we could all walk of stage and still be > playing. (the synth also triggered itself with amazing feeling !!!:) > > > Gunnar Backman > Brak(E)man Prod/Brakophonics > > E-mail brakophonic@telia.com > http://www.brakophonic.com > > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Per Boysen [mailto:per@boysen.se] > Sent: Wednesday, December 15, 2004 4:54 PM > To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com > Subject: Re: Looping on my mac > > Hi All, first post to the list. > > Anyone of you doing realtime looping on a Mac? > Since i cant seem to find any dedicated software: > what software, > interfaces and (midi)/controllers are usable to get > good realtime > looping from a laptop running OS X? > I suspect that CoreAudio is as realtime as it gets > so it should by > far > be possible. > > Thanks > > Jan > > > > Hi Jan, > > I've been following this thread with interest, since I am a Mac > looper > myself as well. As your question was not particularly specified >you > received many answers addressing a broad span of live looping > techniques and strategies. All good advices has already been > given, but > here are some additional short notes on priorities concerning > "ready-made" software (leaving out MAX/MSP): > > 1. If you want to record loops in parallel that keep going rock > steady > and stay in sync - try Ableton Live. Record loops as "clips" on > Live's > "tracks". Toggle your recorded clips from a midi foot pedal. > > 2. If you want to record loops of many overdubbed layers, that > may also > swosh and wash - sometimes out of dead on beat sync - and if you > want > to keep the option of getting experimental with changing the > pitch or > even play melodies with the spinning loop - then loop in > Augustus Loop. > Now, Augustus Loop is an AU plug-in for OS X, so you will need a > host > application for it. Two good host applications are Live 4 and > Numerology. With Live you also get the option to mix your live > looping > with "canned loops" (audio files). With Numerology you also get >the > option to set up hairy step sequencers to control parameters of >the > looping plug-in (like pitch, yes - this makes chord changes in >live > looping an option) or just about any AU plug-in that you like > sequenced > for sound design. This kind of "building your own looping effect > processor" (setting up beat synced pitch jumping, tremolo, > filtering, > gating etc of different rhythmic patterns etc etc) is also > possible in > Live, but the alternatives are more limited than with Numerology. > > Greetings from Sweden > > Per Boysen > --- > http://www.looproom.com (international) > http://www.boysen.se (Swedish site) > http://www.cdbaby.com/perboysen > >