mojofunk wrote:I get sad when I see this stuff . . . I am happily using 6 Loopers and a ton of other stuff on an old computer, and it's all working very well for me. Maybe a different version of 8 might fix it for you? Check my sig (freakness) for a bunch of live shows where it functioned as intended (proof that it is possible at least). I wish I could help.
it has never worked for me.
i guess it works if you only record one pass per looper but i'm trying to build a set where i have two resamplers that i can use at any given time.
it works, except th at in the middle of a pass at random times the loopers plays back a random selection of the previous buffers. not fun when you're dropping to something completely different, do some fsu and whatnots then suddenly midbeat it jumps back soemthing else. kind of destroys the whole idea then.
worthless is what it is.
was hoping that it was fixed now considering how long they had to fix it. apparently they aren't testing things properly over at the live headquarters.
i wonder if they even know their own software properly, as most powerusers of live (that i know of anyways) has alot of problems and the general concensus seems to be that they can't test it over at the ableton hq because of <insert stupid excuse here>.
i guess looper works if you drop it into a track, hit record and play it back, once.
do so a couple of times and looper suddenly wants to access cleared buffers.
that's right. buffers that are
cleared, not undo/redo. cleared buffers, buffers that are supposed to not exist any more.
good one.
the manual clearly states:
The Clear button erases Looper’s buffer. If you press Clear in Overdub mode while the
transport is running, the contents of the buffer are cleared but the tempo and length are
maintained. Pressing Clear in any other mode resets the tempo and length.
however it doesn't work no matter what mode i am in, and no matter what loop i've recorded.
in short, the clear button seemingly cleares the buffer while keeping it in the momery then, randomly plays it back.
it seems (i will have to do more testing on this) that if i have a previous recorded loop of, say, 8 bars, clear it, then record one that is longer then the previously cleared one (8+ bars then), it plays back the recorded audio for 8 bars, then jumps back to the
previously cleared buffer and plays that back for the following lenght.
the buffer that doesn't exist.
fun stuff.
can i get my money back now?
i've waited and waited and waited for looper to be fixed, as both looper and share was two of the most prominent features for me and the biggest incentive for me to buy suite 8 (that + operator, then), and none of them works still after all this time.