Re: What machine can do this please?

["Funkay" <funkay@mindless.com>]

How do you configure AM to do this? Its so complex Its making me crazy
trying to figure it out.



> Try a laptop running audiomulch.
> Just download AM from Audiomulch.com and see if you like it - I do!
> In fact I did a gig with it last night - forgot to announce it though.
There
> was an intersting band there too,
> "The sealed knot" anyone know them ? THey're based in London and Berlin.
>  Very experimental using a harp, 1/2 a drumkit, a cello and many toys.
>
>
> Gareth
>
>
> > I want to record on site (not in a studio) for a half hour period and 
>be
> > able to loop at various intervals what is happening and build this up
into
> a
> > montage and shape it continuously. I would like to change the level of
any
> > loop and add effects (not so imperative). Also I would like to be able
to
> > replace or delete any loop on the fly and slide it around perhaps and
> > perhaps even change the length of it. I don't need a half hour of 
>memory
> of
> > course just the ability to keep shaping the audio material 
>continuously.
> >
> > The loops should be able to be of different lengths and not necessarily
> all
> > nested within one loop. I am very used to hard disk recording but don't
> > think I can get any program I know to change tracks and go in and out 
>of
> > record without stopping.
> > What is the machine I need please? Or is there one?
> >
> > Thanks
> >
> > Bruce
> >
>