Re: Exploring new Loooperlative features

[Mech <mech@m3ch.net>]

At 5:28 PM +0200 5/11/09, Sjaak wrote:
>  > Mech wrote:
>>  It's simple: record a line, then (for example) drop it down one
>>  octave.  This will slow the loop to half-speed at the same time.
>>  Now, run it through a pitch shifter, and transpose back up an octave.
>>  This will restore the loop to its original pitch, but it will remain
>>  at half-speed.  Obviously, other pitch/speed transpositions produce
>>  different results.
>
>That's a very creative solution, I never though about that ;)

Thanks, Sjaak.  Wish I could take full credit for it, but I first 
heard it in a conversation with 'Knights...' over on the Looperlative 
board.

I'd been working with using a pitch shifter on the Aux Outs for a 
while.  When he brought up the idea of using that in conjunction with 
the LP1's (then new) transposition function to achieve time 
stretch/compress, I had a genuine "palm meets forehead" moment.

Seems stupid simple, but it's just one of those things you don't 
realize until it smacks you in the face.  %)

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