So.
What I would like to do is to record my voice, for example, and be able to mash it up on the fly, I mean without copying clips and assigning stuff manually.
Something perfect would be a different version of Ableton's looper, with the ability to launch the looped clip at different starting points, with pads or keys.
Exactly like recording a 1 bar clip, slice it into 8 or 16 parts and assigning pads on every one, but on the fly (ultimately, for live gigs).
Am I clear?
Any thoughts?
(without Max or Reaktor).
Thanks.
How to mashup a live recorded loop on the fly?
How to mashup a live recorded loop on the fly?
Last edited by RSinier on Thu Dec 01, 2011 11:53 am, edited 1 time in total.
Re: How to mashup a live recorded loop on the fly?
You can try the instantsampler in combination with the arpeggiator
Just set your arpeggiator to the appropriate quantization, 100% notelength, etc, and have the ability to switch it off when you want to freeball it
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Just set your arpeggiator to the appropriate quantization, 100% notelength, etc, and have the ability to switch it off when you want to freeball it
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Re: How to mashup a live recorded loop on the fly?
could just slice to midi with a preset you have made, or just transients, or 1/8th notes or something and some midiclips youve premade in place to mix it tup...
though on the fly the more you prep for it the better it'll sound imo
though on the fly the more you prep for it the better it'll sound imo
Re: How to mashup a live recorded loop on the fly?
Ok this plugin: http://www.muxer.nl/instant-sampler/ does exactly what I want.