would it be possible to program a plugin which promts you for how many beats you want to loop, sometimes it would be useful to get more than 1,2,4 or 8 beat loops!
Thanks
Thanks
geposted Tue 26 Nov 02 @ 2:13 pm
DJ Corpse
Making such a plug-in is rather straightforward when working with a buffer.
Nevertheless the current plug-in engine doesn't allow to control the song itself which means that after the loop you end up somewhere in the song, and that you can't loop endlessly - when the song ends, your loop ends by default.
That would be the best I can do for the moment. Hence, probably only to be used to activate a loop when you're about to mix it into another song.
Rgds,
DJ Corpse
Nevertheless the current plug-in engine doesn't allow to control the song itself which means that after the loop you end up somewhere in the song, and that you can't loop endlessly - when the song ends, your loop ends by default.
That would be the best I can do for the moment. Hence, probably only to be used to activate a loop when you're about to mix it into another song.
Rgds,
DJ Corpse
geposted Tue 26 Nov 02 @ 10:05 pm
Tommy_2Tall
I've tried using SmartRepeat which has a wetmix/drymix-setting:
start loop, silence actual track and set it to repeat 1or 2 beats once the SmartRepeat-buffer is loaded and then let the SmartRepeat-loop go on and on and on and on and on and on and on..... :)
start loop, silence actual track and set it to repeat 1or 2 beats once the SmartRepeat-buffer is loaded and then let the SmartRepeat-loop go on and on and on and on and on and on and on..... :)
geposted Wed 27 Nov 02 @ 8:27 am
djneel
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geposted Fri 10 Jan 03 @ 11:42 am
Dorito
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geposted Fri 31 Jan 03 @ 7:28 am
Tommy_2Tall
DJ Corpse: I read through the example-sources and found out that now you can.. and as for selecting how many beats, why not add one of those built-in sliders and have it snap to certain values so that you get a switch with X different states? :)
I've done a bit of laborating with MS VisualC++ but all I've managed to do is some "fake" effects by adding/subtracting stereo differences which all sound very cheap OR my own "Enjoy the silence"-plugin that instantly mutes the track..
So I've realized this stuff is probably not meant for the likes of me... maybe I can have some fun with the built-in sliders and make an interactive version of my masterpiece ("Enjoy the silence++"? :) which would be very similar to the Level-control on each atomix-deck :)
I've done a bit of laborating with MS VisualC++ but all I've managed to do is some "fake" effects by adding/subtracting stereo differences which all sound very cheap OR my own "Enjoy the silence"-plugin that instantly mutes the track..
So I've realized this stuff is probably not meant for the likes of me... maybe I can have some fun with the built-in sliders and make an interactive version of my masterpiece ("Enjoy the silence++"? :) which would be very similar to the Level-control on each atomix-deck :)
geposted Mon 10 Feb 03 @ 2:48 pm