I always thought it would be fun to have a 4 channel looper that could loop the VCO CV,
wave CV, filter CV and VCA CV. That way when you play a neat little lick, you could hit
"loop" and then have you hands free to twiddle the knobs.
For Tangerine Dream kind of days (they did a lot of knob twiddling over sequences that
sound real good).
The old ARP 1603 would do 4 bars of 4/4 (16) so only 16 to 32 actual notes need to be
stored. I saw pictures of them using 1603s and 2600s at some point.
Just a thought.
wave CV, filter CV and VCA CV. That way when you play a neat little lick, you could hit
"loop" and then have you hands free to twiddle the knobs.
For Tangerine Dream kind of days (they did a lot of knob twiddling over sequences that
sound real good).
The old ARP 1603 would do 4 bars of 4/4 (16) so only 16 to 32 actual notes need to be
stored. I saw pictures of them using 1603s and 2600s at some point.
Just a thought.
--- In ComputerVoltageSources@yahoogroups.com, "djbrow54" <davebr@...> wrote:
>
> Not exactly sure what you mean by a looper. It depends upon whether
> your CV is continuously variable or steps between discrete values.
>
> I did an arpeggiator where I would monitor the CV for a change since
> it was hard to detect a trigger (I since use edge interrupts). With a
> real-time clock, you just timestamp the CV value change. Ram use is
> minimal since you just have a record of the changes. Worked great.
>
> I did something similar for a CV delay which can implement some really
> long delays. Sample the CV transitions and clock them out at a
> variable delay later.
>
> Dave
>
> --- In ComputerVoltageSources@yahoogroups.com, "Grant Richter"
> <grichter@> wrote:
> >
> > Has anyone experimented with doing a 4 channel recorder looper?
> >
> > I need one for an experiment.
> >
> > Any comments before I try to program one?
> >
>