Re: Looperlative LP-2 MINI looper unveiled at NAMM

[Per Boysen <perboysen@gmail.com>]

>> Well, I was thinking that "1/4" would be a fourth of the full speed
>> a.k.a. 100 percent. 12 notes on an octave means a fourth of an octave
>> must be 2 notes a.k.a. a minor third. It looks this issue will manage
>> to keep my bringing my laptop looping rigs to upcoming club gigs
>> because I really need to stay alert for switching whatever loop I got
>> spinning into any pitch to match a sextette band repertoire. Like if
>> I'm to provide "electronica pads" I loop the fifth and and first note
>> in at a bunch of octaves and then I can go xxx-speed and play the
>> third to hit any major or minor chord.

On Mon, Jan 11, 2010 at 12:19 AM, mark francombe <mark@markfrancombe.com> 
wrote:

> Im afraid i didnt understand a word of this Per!!!

Mark, you're such a polite chap! Admirable.
I just caught a brain fridge (oops, what's that?)

> Well, half speed means its takes twice as long (on a sampler that means 
>one
> octave down)
> quater speed, means i takes 4 times as long (ona sampler that would be 2
> octave down... or 4.. dammit, now you got ME confused... ME... that guy
> thats impossible to confube... ....

Thanks! I see your point now. This looper goes up or down in octaves.

Greetings from Sweden

Per Boysen
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