I think the trick is to set the loop length to the length you want the
phrase you're currently recording to be... If you want to record a 4 bar
loop over a 16 bar bar loop, you have to set the length to 4 bars. If you
leave the loop length at 16 bars and just record for 4 bars, you end with a
16 bar loop that plays for 4 bars followed by 12 bars of silence, if you see
what I mean.
I can understand why you think it can't do this, cause I seem to remember it
saying in the manual somewhere that you couldn't change the loop length once
you'd recorded a phrase, but it looks they were either wrong or talking
about something else...
Regards,
Stu
-----Original Message-----
From: Nathan Seven [mailto:scosol@...]
Sent: 04 June 2003 23:59
To: xl7@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: [xl7] Re: Will a Command Station suite my needs?
--- Stu <routerman@...> wrote:
> Both. Earlier today I changed a pattern from 8 to 32
> bars, and at the same
> time shortened a phrase from 8 bars to 2 bars.
> I've also made phrases longer and patterns
> shorter... Most of my tracks have
> loops of differing lengths running alongside each
> other and I've never run
> into any problems doing so.
Huh- well that was specificlaly my issue- having one
4-bar track looping while another 32-bar track played
out.
Maybe I just wasnt using it correctly.
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