On Tue, Jul 5, 2011 at 4:59 PM, Er wrote: > 2) With those new features (if let's imagine idea n°1 is possible) it would > be a shame not to use the piano-roll and rubberband on more complex samples > (Let's say power chords, voices, etc...). > So far you'd certainly agree. > But now would it be possible to make a layer out of some live recorded > sample. > For example from loops recorded with sooperlooper or with a built-in record > button in H2 (the simplest wins). > > The main idea behind this, is to open the field of on-the-fly > de/re-construction of live recorded loops. > > Let's imagine what can be achieved : > - You come on stage with some pre-made pattern on your H2. > - You play some guitar. Loop it alongside to some voices > - Then you "drop" those samples into H2 and play you pattern. > - Finally you add the live-post-processing mentioned above and there you go.
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