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Adam Gaskins wrote: > Right... but even though that is what it's 'designed for', I can loop > my guitar in real time with it and then change tempo and it sounds > very good still, same with the kaos pad... I can't wrap my mind around > how Boss/Roland thought the RC-50s resampling was acceptable. I'm not > just being picky here, it BUTCHERS the audio... After enough time > scouring the online community for the RC-50 you find their are two > camps... those who never try or see the need to change tempo after > they record their first loop and are in heaven with this device, and > those that bought it with the intent of using that seemingly amazing > feature and found it unusable. It is a big problem, people have even > tried to start petitions to try and get Boss to implement a better > algorithm for resampling. Just thinking out loud.. changing tempo means shortening or stretching the audio samples (AFAICT). Maybe the RC-50 just wasn't build to allow this to take place, and thus Boss doesn't implement it. Nevertheless, got links to such petitions? -for the cause, of course ;) > On Fri, Feb 6, 2009 at 10:04 AM, Per Boysen <perboysen@gmail.com> wrote: > >>On Fri, Feb 6, 2009 at 3:31 PM, Adam Gaskins <shipiboconibo@gmail.com> >wrote: >> >>>My beef is just >>>that ableton can do it... my kaos pad can do it... why can't this >>>think do it? >> >>Because it is a live recorded real-time input being looped. Ableton >>Live was from the ground designed for manipulation of audio files >>strored on the hard drive - not real-time input. >> >>Greetings from Sweden >> >>Per Boysen >>www.boysen.se >>www.perboysen.com >> >> > > > > . > -- rgds, van Sinn