Angstrom wrote:you are a bit off in imagining how it works.
is each pass able to be rendered separately?
Each pass adds to the buffer, so you can't "unravel" it later. You could simply record the raw audio to the same track though (or one in the same group)
can you explain this part a little more?
Cool...Angstrom wrote:Can each pass have its own effect added :
If I understand you right; yes - the feedback path can be intercepted and you can put effects in that path.group
Angstrom wrote:
Does the first pass set the default for the subsequent passes? For example, if the first pass is a two bar loop, is the second able to be three or five?
that's pretty weird. If you record 2 bars what would happen in the empty bar 3?
you can double and halve the buffer. so if you record 2 bars, you can doublt to 4, 8, 16 etc. and then halve back down if you like
group
I was hoping that each pass would be independent so you could build up polyrythmic(? There is a better term for this, but i'm way to distracted to remember it right now) layers. The first layer might be two bars and the second layer three bars, so that the two bar layer repeats one and a half times for each of the second layers. Are you saying that this is not possible and that the two bar layer will play for the three bars but with one bar of silence?
Angstrom wrote:I am imagining it to work a bit like impulse(for want of a better analogy) in that every layer has its own unique controls...
Maybe???
You had me at "You are imagining".Angstrom wrote:you are imagining yourself getting MaxforLive then
Will the MAX4Live add on allow us to crack open all of lives devices?
I'm sorry
My ability to quote seems to have gone down the toilet...
