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Yes. I had a Repeater for a while and could do that. Sorry, I forgot to mention it but I was thinking about more like the mixer channel trick :-) / per On Sep 26, 2005, at 0:19, Kelly Coyle wrote: > Shouldn't that be possible with the Repeater by manipulating the > track volumes? (I don't have one...) > > > On Sep 25, 2005, at 5:06 PM, Per Boysen wrote: > > >> On Sep 25, 2005, at 22:40, John Harding wrote: >> >> >> >>> Hi Loopers Delight mailing list, >>> I’m hoping someone out there can answer a looping-related >>> question for me. Can anyone tell me if there are any looping >>> devices capable of doing this… >>> While one loop is playing, I’d like to be able to record another >>> part silently (like with a sort of mute button or something). >>> Then, at the appropriate time, I’d like to be able to >>> simultaneously and seamlessly stop the first loop, and drop the >>> second one in to replace it. >>> I’ve been doing some research on this matter, but haven’t had any >>> luck finding answers yet. Hopefully this isn’t a question that’s >>> been answered a million times already, I know how irritating that >>> can be. If it is, I apologize! But this is kind of a last >>> resort for me. >>> Thanks, >>> JWH >>> >>> >> >> >> I've done that with two looping devices by muting and un-muting >> their mixer channel, but I don't know any looping device that can >> do it by itself. This was discussed two weeks ago on the Mobius >> list and Matthias Loibner said he uses that trick when looping >> live audi input on a laptop running parallel instances of Moebius. >> This can of course also be done in the Ableton Live software >> (recording to a muted channel while a loop keeps playing on >> another channel). >> >> Greetings from Sweden >> >> Per Boysen