Re: copy loop or perhaps next loop or some combo of the two ?

[adam malliet <malliet@gmail.com>]

Thanks, now i can rest easy knowing it can't be done (at least with
one EDP) I have figured out a way to do it with a second looper, just
a little more difficult.

Record LoopA onto Line6
Copy LoopA to EDP
LoopCopy=timing to the next 2 loops on the EDP
Record loopB to the EDP
LoopCopy=Sound to the 3rd loop on the EDP
Record loopC while playing LoopA through the EDP from my line6

Whew, why do i do this to myself ?  Oh right its art, its supposed to
drive me mad.


Adam

On 8/3/05, Travis Hartnett <travishartnett@gmail.com> wrote:
> So, you want to record loop A, and then make a loop B that's the same
> length, record some more stuff into that, then have the EDP combine
> the two loops into loop C?  If so, then yes, the EDP won't do it.  One
> of the "rules" of the EDP is that "everything happens in real time"
> and one of the others is "only one loop can be played at a time".
> Since you can't play two loops at the same time on the EDP, you can't
> record them into a third loop.
> 
> Depending on the actual audio content of loop A and B, it is possible
> to do something like record A, copy that to B, overdub a bit, and copy
> that to loop C, but you're trying to have A and B be unrelated except
> for loop length, then you won't be able to mix them into C.
> 
> TravisH
> 
> On 8/2/05, adam malliet <malliet@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Here is what i want to do...
> >
> > I want to create a loop, we'll call it LoopA
> >
> > Then used LoopCopy=timing to set my next 2 loops to be the same time.
> >
> > Then use NextLoop to switch to LoopB, build the loop up a bit.
> >
> > Ok, so far i think this is all possible, here is what i am not sure i
> > can do, looking for help...
> >
> > I want to then copy LoopA and LoopB to the 3rd space making it Loop C.
> >  These of course wil be layered, and should already be synced.
> >
> > So have a I stumped the Echoplex ?
> >
> >
> > Adam Malliet
> >
> >
> 
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