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Thanks Jesse, this is a great help. As soon as I can pull off a gig using your program, I'll put a cheque in the mail. Best, Owen On 26-Nov-07, at 10:49 PM, Jesse Chappell wrote: > On Nov 26, 2007 9:33 PM, Owen Pallett <opallett@yahoo.com> wrote: > >> The problem is this: Any time I try and record a loop of 20 seconds >> or more, Sooperlooper won't let me overdub. Have I misplaced >> something or am I working the program outside of its abilities? > > You just need to create the loop with more than the default ~47 > seconds of loop time. That time accounts for all the available space > the loop has preallocated for its entire operation, including undo > stack. When you exceed roughly half of that space with a single loop, > when you go to overdub it doesn't have space to keep both the source > and the new layer at the same time. Yes, this is an implementation > issue that shouldn't exist (and wouldn't if it had a more DAW-like > internal design as does Mobius) but the solution is simple, just > change the default loop time in the preferences, and/or use the Add > Custom Loop from the session menu. > > FWIW, the future of SooperLooper is likely to be a reimplementation > using a DAW as the backend engine (Ardour). > > But in the present of SL, I just released a new version that includes > Solo and Pause features. More is on the way.... > http://essej.net/sooperlooper/download.html > > jlc >