Re: Looper crossfade advice

[andy butler <akbutler@tiscali.co.uk>]

As long as you provide seamless record-to-overdub
the a user will be able to make a seamless loop.
It's usually done by the user's technique rather than
a looper feature.
i.e.  this is a 'customer support' issue 
   rather than a programming one  ;-)

Your crossfade option here looks pretty good though.


andy


Michael Tyson wrote:

> Loopy does do seamless record-to-overdub transitioning already (and I 

> So, the only alternative I can think of is to do what I'm doing 
> currently - keeping an extra chunk of audio in the buffer at all times, 
> so that when recording starts, that preceding audio can be popped into 
> the start of the recording, overlapped with the end, and crossfaded. 
>  That way, beat 1 is present and unmolested, but smooth.  Is that 
> moderately sensible?