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Jeremy thanx a lot,
I'm trying SooperLooper right now. It sounds great so far! :)
Stéphane
> Repeater Manual is available on line. Worth going through this to check
> the
> detail of what is and is not possible for yourself against what you plan
> to
> do.
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> There is SooperLooper for OSX - a very exciting development for computer
> looping which runs under JACK. Well worth checking out. I can get four
> instances running on my iBook G4 933.
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> Because I’m trying to run LOGIC with a dozen inputs, Jack, Sooperlooper,
> MidiClock, MOTU 828 mkII, Cuemix and a few other bits and bobs at once I’m
> going to need a faster computer though !!!
>
> I think there may be a way of networking audio together over ethernet
> using
> JACK so that might sort me out.
>
> Best wishes
>
> Jeremy
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> http://www.masse.org.uk
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>> Hello to the list.
>> Talking about Repeater, i just bought a Loopstation RC-20XL and i'm a
>> bit
>> disappointed so far. Mostly because i can't record several loops LIVE &
>> then switch between phrases i just recorded. With the RC-20, pressing
>> SAVE
>> simply stops the loop you want to save. Plus you have to wait that the
>> loop is fully read to be able to read another, plus the UNDO function
>> has
>> a latency. With the RC20 I end up playing with the same phrase for ages.
>> I want to be able to loop but also break the loop, cut it up or get away
>> from it when needed. Basically i'd like to build a track live during my
>> solo-sets (you could check my new record :
>> http://www.clumsybeats.org/rob_share.html )
>> Someone recommended a REPEATER. It seems to be rare & expansive, even
>> used. So i'm wondering if it's really tweakable. Can you really record
>> many phrases live and then play/tweak them by hand, like a sampler but
>> with possibilities of layering & live processing??
>>
>> I'm just looking for the right tool. Maybe someone created a real time
>> sampling patch with Max MSP, Super Collider or Pure Data? Anyone heard
>> of
>> that?
>>
>> Greetings from Sweden
>> Stéphane
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>>> No, and Yes,
>>> Can you create a loop of a given length, then create one of another
>>> length,
>>> and then one of another length, etc??....no, but what you can do is
>>> create
>>> a
>>> loop, use the multiply function to double the original loops length,
>>> create
>>> another loop (track) over the longer loop length (say that ten times
>>> quickly), then use the multiply function again to increase the overall
>>> loop
>>> length, and record another track, repeating the process. This does
>>> allow
>>> the
>>> user to have loops of increasingly longer length, but as multiples of
>>> the
>>> original loop length. Does that make sense? let me put it another way,
>>> You
>>> can't have a one bar phrase followed by an eight bar phrase, followed
>>> by
>>> a
>>> five bar phrase, followed by a 3 bar phrase, but you can create a loop,
>>> create another loop twice as long, another loop twice again as long,
>>> etc,
>>> all using the multiply function.... I will probably pony up for another
>>> Repeater, and I would highly recommend it to even the most diehard
>>> echoplex
>>> dudes, particularly if they do indeed address some of the units issues.
>>> Bill
>>>
>>> -----Original Message-----
>>> From: jj 179 [mailto:jj179subs@hotmail.com]
>>> Sent: Tuesday, May 10, 2005 6:34 AM
>>> To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com
>>> Subject: Re: Digitech JamMan???
>>>
>>>
>>> So ... quick dumb question ... will the Repeater allow you to have
>>> multiple
>>> loops of varying lengths playing simultaneously?
>>>
>>>
>>>> Sombody said something about a preorder option for the Repeater V2 for
>>>> $499
>>>> some days ago...
>>>>
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>>>>>
>>>>> Other than the large, removal memory (which is a great and
>>>>> well-overdue
>>>>> idea), I can't tell that there's a huge difference in functionality
>>>>> between this and the original JamMan (which I still own and love).
>>>>>
>>>>> I'm still looking for an *inexpensive* way (i.e. under $500 if at all
>>>>> possible) to have multiple loops **of different and
>>>>> not-necessarily-related lengths** looping together in the same box. I
>>>>> know
>>>>> some of the more expensive units like the Repeater and the EDP can
>>>>> supposedly do this, but boy I'd sure like a cheaper option. :}
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