Just to be sure i'm not going to reinvent the wheel : is there already a way to record defined length (in beats) buffers, then automatically apply a crossfade to make it loop without clicks ?

If not, i'm on these days, but got serious accuracy problems. I think it's because i'm coming back and forth from samples to ms... Anyway, what it does is : Record exactly when REC! button is hit, then counts a measure in beats and stop 100ms after the next beat #1 is detected. With this, i'll have extra time before the loop to do a 100ms fade in, then exactly 100ms after to do the fade out (i'm using only a single buffer~, everything could be made in). When it goes to PLAY, it waits 100ms (arbitrary) then do the fade in, fade out, then the final crossfade and copy it at the beginning and at the end of the loop. The "play head" will pass on the fade out just on time, and the loop will be perfect (we hope).

Ok. But it's far to be perfect and i'd like to know your experience about this (pretty common things, i guess). Thanks for your share.

cheers

f.e

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