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Not sure if that makes it better or worse. Still seems like having a mod reply to one of those threads with something similar to what support told me would be quick and easy. Or say it in this thread. Or the manual could be updated, which would also be very easy. Seems crazy they would knowingly jus...

Well that was unexpected. At least I know we're not all dumb.

Support got back to me and said the looper indeed doesn't work as described in the manual. Never has, and probably never will.

Why not just update the manual?

Also, still trying to figure out the same thing as this guy in this thread: https://forum.ableton.com/viewtopic.php?t=157074 It appears a moderator answered him incorrectly and then just locked the thread. All of the threads I can find about this subject were locked years ago and never answered. Is ...

Hello, hopefully I'm just missing something... In the manual it says that double tapping the multi purpose button on the looper stops the loop. It does stop the loop. But... in the flow chart in the manual, the double tap appears to "bypass" the overdub function. That would be ideal, I thi...

Hey! If you didn't already figure it out, I at least figured out a way to up this to being able to switch between three loops instead of just two. The stop buttons can be mapped to keystrokes as well as midi notes. So you can program the stop on track 1 to a midi note from the same button that's lin...

Plus one to this thread.

Trying to figure out the same thing. Seems like it wouldn't be that hard to do and it would make it so you can just jump from loop to loop in serial, as you can on other multi track loopers. But... I can't figure out a way to do it. Hope I'm just missing something basic.

Amewa wrote: ↑

Tue Oct 29, 2019 11:31 pm

With the EXT button turned on the RC300 will start Ableton, if the RC300 is set to MIDI or if it is set to INTERNAL. I have found the same tempo drift occurs when the RC300 is set to MIDI. It locks up correctly when it is set to internal. Hope this helps.

No. No it sure doesn't.