Re: Looperlative - Max Time?

[Kevin <kevin@TheNettles.com>]

WRT Max time, two words:  "Undo",  "Redo".  The docs on the EDP make 
very plain what the memory costs are for undos.  I find the "undo" 
capabilities of the EDP to be completely inadequate for what I want 
to do in a live looping situation.  I think I would find the same 
problem with the Looperlative even though I don't plan to preload 
samples. The multiple tracks on the Looperlative may help with that 
but to keep stuff from sounding too "loopy" I also like to undo and 
redo overdubs.

Looking at a standard 32-bar AABA song format with two beats to the 
bar and each beat at 80 bpm, one track takes 64 beats/tune divided by 
80 bpm equals 48 seconds.  466 seconds stereo time goes fast for 
multiply layered parts and undos.

When I do looping free of standard song structure, I find that my 
loops tend to be about 100 seconds after muliplying.  And I do a lot 
of undos.   This would max out the Looperlative pretty quickly from 
what I understand.

Cheers,
Kevin
www.TheNettle.com