thanks for the input,
How many "tracks" can I have in an LP1 can each of these have overdubs?
the problem I for see unless someone has predicedand safeguarded against this version of multiplying by adding onto differant tracks is that if
track 1 has 1 bar drum beat
then
track 2 is 12x as long for a chord pattern
do i have ot mentally keep in mind which tracks are which lengths or is there indications?
reason being that presuming i can overdub on either of these tracks, i know i would end up accidentally trying to add a chordal overdub onto the 1 bar loop thus creating a mess lol.
i already do this with my 2x edps which has led me to go down the sus-overdub route cos at least i CAN only be pressing the one track down at once rather then leaving the single measure on edp1 "open" whilst also opening up the longer 12 bar measure in edp2 to overdub into.
sorry i find it hard ot demonstrate..i have shot some video over the last few weeks so hopefully i will get something up on youtube soon.
Phill
> Date: Tue, 13 Jul 2010 13:50:53 +0100
> From: akbutler@tiscali.co.uk
> To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com
> Subject: Re: Rép : Multi-tracks loopers questions
>
> phillip wilson wrote:
> > the last time I looked at this, th e LP1 had just come out. I loved
> > can I set up an fcb1010 button to begin to count multiple cycles of the
> > currantly recorded material , whilst adding a new longer layer of sound
> > and then upon a second press round this to the next cycle boundry
> > ....IE a la EDP?
> >
>
> There are 2 things you can do with the LP1.
> They both round to the loop boundary on the second press.
>
> 1) Sync Record another track to an existing one... the
> length of the new track will be an exact multiple
> of your designated master track.
>
> 2) Sync Bounce your track to another track, while adding new audio.
> This is equivalent to the EDP Next>>Multply function. The new
> track will be an exact multiple in length of the old, and
> the old track will be automatically muted.
>
>
> No looper, hardware or software exactly emulates the EDP's multiply,
> but those 2 functions of the LP1 probably cover the musical results
> that you want to achieve.
>
> The LP1 doesn't support "Cycles", but you can
> use a short loop as "Master" for sync purposes.
>
>
>
> andy butler
>
>
>
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