sync'ing looper
Here's a little sync'ing looper I did.it can be synced via a phasor,but you may also use it un-synced.
it's done with gen~ in max7 ,but the looper itself will also work with max6.
the patch should be self-explanatory.
keep on loop'in
rbrt
- Mike SMar 07 2015 | 5:35 pmHey rbrt,I know it's a bit of an ask, but is there any chance you could comment the gen~ code?
- WetterbergMar 08 2015 | 4:23 pmalso, is there any way to attenuate the overdub? That's kind of a default feature for loopers, one I really love. Like an oldskool delay, letting things ring out.
- rbrtMar 08 2015 | 9:27 pm@WETTERBERG: hm I don't exactly understand...fade-out after you stopped overdubbing? maybe you can send me a link
- rbrtMar 08 2015 | 9:55 pmah I get it...feedback determines how much of the already recorded material is kept while overdubbing.personally,I don't see much sense in setting feedback to anything other than 100%.. which is the default when 'overdub' is on with the patch. but I will show you where to acces this when I'm done documenting the code...rbrt
- WetterbergMar 08 2015 | 10:15 pmthanks. Yeah, you should really experiment with recording into a looper at 70% or something.
- rbrtMar 09 2015 | 12:31 am...so,here we go with an attempt to document the code..and with a cheapo 'feedback'- implementation.
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Mar 6, 2015 3:35 PM
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