Re: Following Acoustic Musicians with Looper

["Claude Voit" <c.voit@vtx.ch>]

hi

why search for the complicated akward techie solution ??
why not take some time for the "other" musician to adapt to play regular 
time and "connect" with your loops
_they_ are suposed to adapt if they want to play with a looping musician

Claude




Hi Per & all

the hints are really good. Seems like constantly tapping the BPM to catch 
up 
is not the wisest thing?

Let's look at these advices from the RC50 perpective:

> 1) On the EDP you can always hit Record to erase everything and start
> a new loop and the second time you hit Record (or any alternative
> ending) you're in a new loop that is syncing to the new "acoustic"
> tempo.
With extra pedals, I can do that quite easily, since I have 3 loops 
available to switch back and forth.

> 2) I also keep one button to instantly retrigger the loop ("stutter").
Just figured out, that I can do that also in SINGLE MODE on the RC50, by 
pressing the Phrase pedal. That's really sweet!! :-)) I do get to use the 
single mode after all...

> 3) I the group tempo changes while I'm working a floating,
> rhythmic, loop I might simply go Multiply-Record to cut it down to a
> duration that loops in synk.
I get the idea. Currently, it "almost" works. I just can't get the damn 
thing to "multiply-record" without quantizing to initial loop tempo.

So, overall, the "stutter" function seems to help a lot. If I don't get 
tired stepping on the pedal on every count of "one". I can even keep the 
loop running with the wrong tempo and still start on time (assuming the 
group get's faster).

I had another trick in mind, but I don't know if it works:
Sort of slowing down, speeding up the loop until you are in sync with the 
group. Don't know if you just need practice to get there or if it is too 
difficult.

Was really surprised that Mobius doesn't play all these tricks..

Thanks
Buzap

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