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I'm using an RME FireFace 400 (half rackspace w/ 8 ins & outs)

I was not eager to spend a lot of money on another boring converter box, & happy to find I had just such a box sitting on the shelf.

You need a computer to configure it using RME's perplexing TotalMix software, but once your settings ...

I contacted Magma, they say their CNTRL case will work:

“yes it fits!

The Case was always slightly bigger for the Push 2 (in depth) that's why it has an additional (removable) foam included.
Fort he Push 3 it fits perfectly.

But we are also working on an update model now, that will also feature ...

I contacted Magma, they say their CNTRL case will work:

“yes it fits!

The Case was always slightly bigger for the Push 2 (in depth) that's why it has an additional (removable) foam included.
Fort he Push 3 it fits perfectly.

But we are also working on an update model now, that will also feature ...

Probably obvious to more exp. users, but very useful esp follow actions. I will check it out, thanks

The problem I have is, trying to record something that's longer than 4 bars (due to a reverb tail, a floor tom, or a pick-up note that lasts into what would be the 5th or 6th bar for example.) I want the clip to be a straight 4 bars, but I also want to preserve the overhanging sound at the end ...

One quick clarification here: a hardware sampler is a hard disk recorder. It records digital audio on a hard drive. The old rackmount samplers were basically specialized computers, which became more and more obvious--- the most recent ones (A5000, Akai Z8, etc) used the same RAM & hard drives as PCs ...

We may be talking about different things, or just not quite being clear.

electropoet, your workaround involves using two loops- one which starts "cleanly," & one which starts with the fx tail (from the end) audible at the start. I am totally familiar with this technique & was using it as my ...

Audio Loopers don't do this and quite frankly you obviously don't understand what a hard disk recorder does. No hard disk recorder can do what you ask (not even Sonar). If you are asking for a looper to start a loop and then when it goes to repeat (loop), sound like a loop which is about to happen ...