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Re: Question about looping software



> On 12/9/06, Sam Nilsson <sam@servingpeace.com> wrote:
>> One of my favorite things about the EDP is the way you can adjust  
>> cycle
>> lengths using the multiply or insert button without any quantization
>> set. This gives fine grained control over the loop start and end  
>> points
>> and allows the freedom to develop the loop over time in astonishing
>> ways. I haven't yet had a chance to try sooperlooper. Does anyone  
>> know
>> if it supports these features?

On 10 dec 2006, at 04.20, Jesse Chappell wrote:

> No, if I understand your description correctly, SL doesn't support
> changing start and end points like that.  Multiply and Insert
> currently always extend the loop (or shorten in some cases when using
> Multiply on an already multiplied loop) by a cycle, regardless of
> quantization setting.  Probably an oversight on my part.  Mobius
> probably has it...
>
> jlc

Yes, Mobius has that. But even though it's also one of mine favorite  
chops on the EDP I tend to do it quantized i Mobius. But quantized to  
very small granular elements, like 128 8ths per cycle or so. I just  
find the result more musically interesting compared to a totally off  
sync granulation of the loop (not always though ;-)

Greetings from Sweden

Per Boysen
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