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"Bloom effect"? Is that referring to the generative music application Bloom by Brian Eno and Peter Chivers? This time it is more difficult than usual to understand what your saying ;-)) Anyway, everything except that first one bar loop (that got copied and phase shifted by the script) was played live. Two effect processing patches in work, on on each fretboard side's output. Must be one of them. 1) On the bass fretboard output the Echoboy (soundtoys.com) tape deley sim plugin set to a reverb sound is manipulated with an expression pedal to bring up the feedback to max. Gives an effect similar to "freeze reverb" but slowly moving rather than "hard-frozen". 2) On the guitar fretboard a simple True-Tape (part of the Logic/Mainstage multi plugin Pedalboard) tape delay simulator plugin is used. This delay's loop length is changing with the same expression pedal used to catch and hold soundscapes from the bass side. The True-Tape then makes some "inertia/flutter/varispeed noise" when the delay length is changed. ...or maybe you are thinking about the OhmBoyz delay plugin on an effect bus fed from the Mobius output channel that plays back the original loop recorded? A bouncing dub feel delay coming out through a LFO automized cut-off filter. Per On Mon, Jan 10, 2011 at 5:33 PM, mark francombe <markfrancombe@gmail.com> wrote: > Nice tone Per... Also interested in what was achieving the wonderful > bloom effect for the later melody, like a ducking cloud loop or > something? I created something like this using firewirx, but as im > hooked on stomp boxes these days i have my eyes on an Electro harmonix > freeze... > > Mark > > Sent from my (advertisement removed) > > On 10 Jan 2011, at 16:33, Per Boysen <perboysen@gmail.com> wrote: > >> On Mon, Jan 10, 2011 at 1:40 PM, Per Boysen <perboysen@gmail.com> wrote: >>>> i'd love to hear a clip of what you're doing with it, if you get time >to >>>> post one >>> >>> Sure, I'll record some Stick with your script - or what will be left >>> of it - later. >> >> Here, I just uploaded a two minute recording with your script: >> http://www.box.net/shared/o80igvm89s >> >> "Playing the Chapman Stick to demonstrate Simeon Harris CopyPan script >> for the Mobius looper. This script simply copies a recorded loop (here >> the first bar riff), pans out the original and the copy and finally >> shortens the copie's length a bit so it will slowly drift apart with >> the original." >> >> I changed some things in the script, below is my custom version that >> you hear in the audio clip. Found the fix for your "Wait cycle" issue; >> simply put that as line five instead as line two! And then I narrowed >> the left-right pan to make it sound better live on a PA system (where >> few will sit at "the sweet-spot" of the stereo field) >> >> _____________________ >> !name copypan >> >> set switchquantize off >> set trackcopy sound >> >> # set emptytrackaction copy if version 1.43 >> >> set pan 30 >> Wait cycle >> NextTrack >> instantmultiply4 >> set 8thspercycle 16 >> set pan 97 >> variable lastslice subcyclecount * 4 >> variable trimslice lastslice -1 >> wait until subcycle trimslice >> Trimend >> >> >> _____________________ >> >> Greetings from Sweden >> >> Per Boysen >> www.boysen.se >> www.perboysen.com >> www.looproom.com internet music hub >> > >