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Hello chaps, 'Been messing with a brilliant program for the PC - Audiomulch. It's what I've ben looking for for a loooong time. Basically its a series of signal processing "contraptions", ring mod, stereo delay up to 2seconds per side, phaser, flanger, mixers spatialiser, (doppler shifter) and - wait for it REAL TIME GRANULATOR YES YES YES :))))))) So you set up the real time input icon and attatch it to say a stereo delay, (of course) but then you set up another stereo delay, and another........ you can feed the signal back into itself via a virtual mixer, perhaps also via a parametric eq or a reverb contraption so each successive delay is more reverberated than the last. and yes you could arrange it so that you can set up a loop by opening the input to one of an array of delays,set up a loop close its input thus leaving it running and then open another leaving you with the option to fade the original. If you have enough processing power you could have quite a few going. I have a Pentium 1 200mhz and can set up 2 * 8 sec independant delays (mono) with the ability to fade each in or out. I've taken audiomulch to work, (purely in the interests of research you understand) and it runs about 4 times as fast on that p2 333mhz. Thats 8 * 8second mono delays all at once. I can't stop using this thing:)) The latency is about 160 millisecs on my system which I can certainly live with but obviously even less on a P2 It's a beta version at the moment but it's surprisingly stable for that. I KNOW some of you guys are going to LOVE this thing. Naturally I've asked for longer delays and the author seems amenable check it out www.audiomulch.com No I'm not working for the guy I'm just SOOOO impressed! Gareth > Which -- if any -- of these boxes will let you play multiple loops > simultaneously? I don't mean layering on one loop and then clicking > to a parallel, but unrelated loop for another section. I mean having > loops 1 - 2 - 3 - 4... running simultaneously in parallel, and being > able to turn off #2 for a couple passes, then bring it back in and > turn off #4, etc. You know, like an 8-track mixer with track mute > buttons, or like a sampler where you can trigger multiple samples > while others are playing. >> > > ... I don't mean layering on one loop and then clicking to a >parallel, but > > unrelated loop for another section. I mean having loops 1 - 2 - 3 - >4... > > running simultaneously in parallel, and being able to turn off #2 for >a couple > > passes, then bring it back in and turn off #4, etc. You know, like an