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+1 for me too. Missing this one since cubase

I'm with you for more midi plugins. Delay with feedback has been on my list.

Note that you can already implement delays without feedback by using 2 note length effects. First one sets delay time, second one set to trigger on "note off".

That's one of my favorite in L6. You can stack several delays ...

listen to Emilie Simon "il pleut" song ...

I was one of those asking for midi delay ... and yes, midi note length can do that !!

Set up a chain of 2 midi note length plugins. First one is set up to trigger on note-off, second one is setup to trigger on note-on

first plugin length & gate parameters will control delay time, second note ...

this is a very good idea !

like in cubase but with quantization and an option to not pass the original note (but send the delayed ones)

this would be a great enhancement, especially with racks where we could build stacked multi-tap delays or patterned arpegiators (where several arps would be running in parallel, shifted in ...

did any one of the alpha testers spent time exploring this ?

I'd be curious what kind of tricks you can get out of it

- does it output all notes with same length or does it quantize note length to the closest specified time division ?
- what happens when expanded midi notes overlap into the next ...

you're right you're right you're right !!!

thanks

and do you know what the "R" button does ?

by solo, I mean not the mono (1 voice) currently implemented, but something similar to the casio CZ101 solo mode (and many other synth).

when you press 2 notes, only the last pressed is heard. When you release it, the sound reverts to the other one still pressed.

this allows "trills" and nice ...

great ! just work like a charm

thanks Machinate you're a genius

guys, one question for you :

how did you manage to map the Angstrolooper controls to midi ?

I tried the following as suggested in Angstrolooper manual : "13 : Midi Learn – click this button then twiddle the control you want to learn on the looper (a little red midi icon should appear), like turn ...

oh yes !!

midi timing randomizer for note on and length timing. with similar controls as velocity plugin (free mix of proportional, non-linear and random change)

EricP

I'd like a way to modify notes in midi editor using midi keyboard (like in Cubase - midi icon).

Great & simple feature for changing melodies while retaining a pre-existing groove, make harmonies, build a bassline using drum pattern, play rythm first then notes etc ...

with a choice for retaining ...

cool I'll implement the formula in xls until Ableton adds the semitone display

thanks
EricP

simple one that would save us a mouse click.

Render to disk dialog box can be called with ctrl-shift-R, then you need to CLICK on OK to accept render options. Would be better if we could press Enter to go to file selector and not use the mouse at all