Re: Turning OFF MultiIncrease in LoopIV

[Travis Hartnett <travishartnett@gmail.com>]

So you want to go from recording in loop2 back to loop1, and when you
get to loop1, what mode do you want to be in?  Play, Record, or
Overdub?  If I try that in LoopIV with the EFC, it inserts a cycle of
silence into loop2, which was really surprising to me.  Using a MIDI
controller, I can go back to loop1 from recording in loop2, but when I
get to loop1 I'm in Play.

TravisH

On 10/30/05, Sam Rogers <onemouthband@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Sorry to repeat myself, but when I asked this question a
> couple weeks ago nobody touched it. Maybe I really do need
> to have MIDI control to go directly back to loop1, but I
> would think there's a way to do it through the front panel
> or footpedal simply because there was until LoopIV. Any
> thoughts would be appreciated! Thanks!
>
> - Sam
>
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>     * To: loopers-delight@loopers-delight.com
>     * From: Sam Rogers <onemouthband@yahoo.com>
>     * Subject: Turning OFF MultiIncrease in LoopIV
>     * Date: Sat, 15 Oct 2005 15:31:12 -0700 (PDT)
>
> 'PlexPeople -
>
> I was just practicing a song that I haven't done since I
> made the upgrade to LoopIV, and I found I can't figure out
> how to perform it anymore.
>
> It's Stanley Turrentine's "Sugar", and I do the whole head
> as one 30-second loop (MoreLoops=4, AutoRecord=On).  I used
> to go directly from the bass & drums in Loop1, to recording
> a trumpet solo in Loop2, then jump back to Loop1 again for
> the lyrics, then Loop3, etc.  But now when I try to jump
> from recording Loop2 back to Loop1, I end up in
> MultiIncreaseLand.  MultiIncrease is a beautiful function,
> but is there a way I can turn it off for this tune?  Or a
> better way to approach the tune altogether? Thanks!
>
> Sam Rogers
> One Mouth Band
> www.OneMouthBand.com
>
>