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>> The Repeater, which Simeon mentioned, can't do this as far as I know, as >> the individual tracks can't be stretched/varispeeded invididually. Of >> course, using multiple repeaters...;) >> >> Rainer > > On Wed, May 9, 2012 at 9:47 PM, mark francombe <mark@markfrancombe.com> wrote: > Yeah Rainer I was wondering what Simeon meant actually, because I read a > kind of Steve Reich effect was what Andreas had in mind. for such an > effect > one would have to lengthen ONE track so that it went out of synch, with > the > others, and then on further repetions went further out. > The Repeater wont do that. However, he said phase shifting. and then Per > goes, Yeah Repeater.. What I was thinking about is to stereo split the tracks of a Repeater loop. That I did a lot when I was using a Repater. But when scrutinizing my memory I'm not sure I did long "Steve Reich phasings". The way to achieve that would be to make one stereo track slightly shorter or longer and to do that on a Repetar you need to tune it up/down a cent or two. I know software solutions is OT in this thread but in Mobius you can do a very accurate phasing by applying a script Simeon made. It splits the loop into two parallel loops, pans them a bit left/right and makes one slightly shorter. I have changed that script a bit and for me the phasing reaches its first sync point after about sixty bars, which I think works well. Actually, I migrated most of my EDP, Repeater and Ableton Live tricks into Mobius when picking it up seven years ago. Greetings from Sweden Per Boysen www.perboysen.com http://www.youtube.com/perboysen