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> 2008/11/13 Per Boysen <perboysen@gmail.com>: >> Os to Loopers-Delight >>> what, you mean like Augustus Loop has had for years >> >> Exactly! We all know that, On Thu, Nov 13, 2008 at 6:59 PM, Os <os@collective.co.uk> wrote: > Well, I wondered whether we all do. From the replies to Andy's mail, > you'd think that this was the first time anybody anywhere had > suggested such a feature. Well, I could say then that Augustus Loop already has it the way I suggested! I.e. speed/rate shifting ("varispeed") both controlled by MIDI note on (for playing the loop's pitch) and by MIDI CC# for non-quantized pitching, as in "scratching". As I write before, I only know about Augustus Loop and Logeloop that offer the continuous varispeed. The Repeater does it with time-stretching which I find less cool. Mobius only offers halfnote steps (even though that's useful in its own right) > So anyway, I'll throw something into the discussion - how about if the > varispeed was sequencable? (Or would you just do that in your host > with parameter automation?) Well it IS already! Sequencing varispeed of my live loops is my main excitement in Augustus Loop! I would prefer to do the sequencing in another application than the looper. A looper with built-in sequencing for varispeed etc doesn't really ring a bell here. I'm more pro modularity - letting each appl handle what it does rather than locking the user into using a few specific techniques. > Or, would anyone want to play chords i.e. > multiple re-pitched copies of the one loop? Very cool as well! I've been working on a Numerology 2.0 host setup for Augustus Loop to do both of these tricks. I used Live for that back at the Zürich loopfest, but with Live you have to run Live as the tempo master and that feels a bit lame. The MIDI sequencers of Numerology are nicer than Live's IMHO, but it's hardly a "plug-and-play looper set-up" ;-) -- Greetings from Sweden Per Boysen www.boysen.se (Swedish) www.looproom.com (international) www.myspace.com/perboysen www.stockholm-athens.com