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Re: another mobius question
On Fri, Jan 7, 2011 at 7:02 PM, Jeff Larson <jeff@zonemobius.com> wrote:
> If you always want to trim an amount
> equal to the *original* subcycle length you could do this
> with a global variable.
>
> !name Trim Last Subcycle
> Variable global trimSubcycleLength 0
>
> if trimSubcycleLength == 0
> #first time here, remember the length
> set trimSubcycleLength subcycleFrames
> endif
>
> Variable trimFrame loopFrames - trimSubcycleLength
> if trimFrame <= 0
> # we've trimmed down to 1 subcycle, reset the length
> set trimSubcycleLength 0
> else
> Wait until frame trimFrame
> TrimEnd
> endif
Wow! I just played with this now and it is super cool!!!! Made two
simultaneous riffs inside one loop each. One riff being played an
octave higher. Then I nuked the last subcycle and the goddamn magic
went almost sufian!
Nice getting back to an important point in using loopers to perform
with; to instantly compose stuff that wouldn't be playable! Look out -
it's the Glitch Terror!
Greetings from Sweden
Per Boysen
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