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On Sep 12, 2004, at 11:52 AM, Per Boysen wrote: > Over here I'm getting more and more comfortable with Live 4, but I > practically never record loops into Live (as clips), because I too > like seamless loops and being able to change the loops from my > instrument playing, while the loops are spinning. ´What I do is to > record loops into a looping plug-in that uses Live 4 as the host > application. Right now I'm into Augustus Loop (OS X) but Lexicon PSP > 42 (PC + Mac) will also do the job. I have the Augustus Loop demo and I love it so far.I haven't tried to incorporate it into live looping though. When recording a clip into Live Is there a way for the loop to start playing right after you stop the recording? > If recording loops directly into Live, as clips, you can actually > change speed and pitch. But these are so called sample or clip > parameters and can not be addressed from external midi controllers. > That's a big bummer that, yes. > > Can't you just use an external pedal such as the FCB1010 that I use for the tap tempo? I know that one works with the computer's keys. Also, can't you use an expression pedal for the pitch? >> There seems to be latency issues with the Emagic EMI 2|6 and Live 4.01 >> The sound comes in too late if I use "latency-free" hardware >> monitoring. It seems to work a lot better with software monitoring on >> but then the sound gets doubled since I can't figure out how to turn >> off the hardware monitoring on the EMI 2|6 without affecting the Live >> output. > > > You can use one Live track for "audio input" and set that track to "no > output". Then you route the audio to another track where you do the > looping. Live 4 is deep, you can route streams in many ways to achieve > different functions. > Hmm...I'm gonna have to check this out. Something is up with Emagic EMI 2|6 audio interface along with Live. It was unusable in Live 2. Tack så mycket. Erland