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RE: Recording Multiple Loop Tracks
im not sure if i fully understand what you're looking for but i'll give it
a shot lol. What I use is mobius which can work as a VST plugin or
standalone software looper with 8 stereo out trakcks. You can set each
track to a different port and then record them seperately with instances
of TapeIt which is VST recorder the records the signal directly from your
DAW mixer track that is in.
-----Original Message-----
Date: Thursday, February 09, 2012 11:18:41 am
To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com
From: "Mike Fugazzi" <mikefugazzi@gmail.com>
Subject: Recording Multiple Loop Tracks
I use a Boomerang III, but am interested in something that has a similar
serial-sync option but would let me set up more looped tracks. Ideally, I
want the loops to end up as separate tracks to manipulate in post
production. The 'Rang essentially gives me two channels if I go stereo and
hard pan different parts. I am trying to think through how to get up to
four different tracks.
I typically run a POD HD500 into the Boomerang and then to the board. I
don't mind doing vocals and leads as overdubs, but it would be great to
have at least a rhythm harmonica track, beatbox track, and bass track all
separate. That would be three. I could keep the rhythm hard panned to one
stereo out and the bass and beatbox together on the other?
Any thoughts? Thanks! I suck at the whole recording thing on the whole,
but would like to do as much in real-time as possible, so overdub after
overdub would get old. If there is a different looper or software that
would let me run 3-4 outputs to record with vs the 2 of the Boomerang, that
is totally a possibility.
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