Re: Another Conceptual Looper question

[todd reynolds <toddreynolds@rcn.com>]

Even if you find Instant Player, you can use multiple copies of them to
just have the files looping...

Ftp.amug.org

I mean this one is REAL simple, but completely effective...  Just drag 
files
onto the icon...

Then again, there is this one...

http://www.blackcatsystems.com

It's a program called sound byte...  You can trigger soundfiles from the 
mac
keypad, looped or not, real cool.  Does whut yer thinkin' 'bout

Hope this helps

T.





On 8/24/01 2:05 PM, "Mark Sottilaro" <sine@zerocrossing.net> wrote:

> If you don't care about "real-time" looping, I can recommend LiSa for the
> Macintosh OS.  It allows you to sample any sound, have it preset to loop,
> regardless of the length of loop.  For more info:
> 
> http://www.steim.nl/products.html
> 
> Mark Sottilaro
> 
> SoundFNR@aol.com wrote:
> 
>>> I'm more interested in the interplay between
>>>  overlapping/ interweaving textures/ rythmns (how the "ones" interact) 
>than
>>> in
>>>  syncing everything to a "master".
>> The 'only looper ever' to allow multiple loops of different times was 
>the
>> Zoom 2100.
>> It has a Jam Play feature with 3 independant loopers, each of max 5s. 
>The
>> only way to synch them together is to use the full 5s for each loop.
>> Unfortunatly you have to hold all 3 switches down to keep them all 
>going.
>> The best solution to your needs would be multiple EDPs, as you can have
>> different loop lengths which are multiples of the same length if you 
>like (so
>> the loops come back into sync every so often)
>> Cheapest solution if you still want layered loops would be to have one 
>fully
>> functioning looper with overdubing, and as many as you need "cheapo 
>Zoom-type
>> learn guitar riffs in your bedroom" loopers. Then you could layer up 
>each
>> loop in turn and then copy it onto one of the little loopers.
>> 
>> andy butler
>> 
>