RE: Auto Loop Finding - apols - a clearer definition of need

[Anthony Mullen <anthony.mullen@KSCL.com>]

Neil - eat me - it's definitely possible to have such a tool - think about
it a little harder.

The issue isn't of laziness - more the fact that I'm painting a big ceiling
and I need a few robots to fill some colours in.

Thanks for your help anyway.

Anthony

> ----------
> From:         Neil Wiernik[SMTP:naw@techno.ca]
> Sent:         18 June 1999 13:29
> To:   Loopers-Delight@annihilist.com
> Subject:      Re: Auto Loop Finding - apols - a clearer definition of 
>need
> 
> No such tool for batch looping, besides each and every loop has it own
> parametter to it.
> You would need towrite a script and even that would not work properly.
> Why would you want to be so lazy about it all anyhow?  Arent you
> interested in
> being an active part of your art making process?
> 
> Neil...
> 
> Anthony Mullen wrote:
> 
> > Hi,
> >
> > I should have been a little clearer....I was thinking of an automated
> batch
> > tool to run through loads of 'nearly looped WAVs' and create loopable
> > versions with the extra kick/cymbal/whatever trimmed from the end of 
>the
> > sound.
> >
> > I use recycle but doing it for ooomphty thousand loops will only scare
> my
> > wrists......I'm sure someone mentioned a shareware PC util at some 
>stage
> for
> > doing this....
> >
> > Thanks
> > Anthony
> 
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