Re: Sooperlooper question.

[todd reynolds <todd@toddreynolds.com>]

Okay, per, I give up... How do you end up solving the midi routing to the
different loops... By programming 3 banks of the footpedal?  Or have you 
set
up midi routing tracks and turn them on and off some other way?

I'm having a great time with this, and FINALLY, my sync needs are 
fulfilled,
although I'm using a whole lot of cpu power...

Thanks,

Todd... 


On 12/4/05 3:13 PM, "Per Boysen" <per@boysen.se> wrote:

> On Dec 4, 2005, at 20:43, todd reynolds wrote:
> 
>> Iım having a wonderful time watching how sooperlooper so neatly
>> integrates into ableton live, but am stuck on the midi routing.  I
>> thought that it would simply show up somewhere, whether in
>> preferences or in the midi routing pull down.
>> After consulting the docs, I downloaded midi patchbay, but donıt
>> see it there either...
> 
> I'm not sure I correctly understand what you are asking for, but
> anyway, here's the trick to route MIDI into SL and the SL loops
> output to different Ableton Live 5 tracks:
> 
> SL-au has to be opened on a MIDI track in Live. Not on an audio track.
> This is how I set up a three loops SL rig in Live:
> 
> 1. Open SooperLooper AU plug-in on a MIDI track.
> 2. Name this MIDI track "SL input".
> 3. Turn down the volume for this MIDI track (but keep the Monitor set
> to "In")
> 4. Create three Audio tracks and set them all to "Audio From = Ext in
> 1/2"
> 5. Outputs for those three Audio tracks should be:
>    a) SL input, 3/4-SooperLooperAU
>    b) SL input, 5/6-SooperLooperAU
>    c) SL input, 7/8-SooperLooperAU
> 
> Now you have created three separate audio inputs to clone and
> distribute our live input into the three SL loops on the MIDI Track
> "SL input". Time to make the output routings:
> 
> 6. Create three Audio tracks and name them SL1, SL2 and SL3 .
> 7. Set audio inputs like this:
>     a) SL1: Audio From = SL Input, 3/4-SooperLooperAU
>     b) SL2: Audio From = SL input, 5/6-SooperLooperAU
>     c) SL3: Audio From = SL input, 7/8-SooperLooperAU
> 
> Make sure all seven tracks have the Monitor selector set to "In".
> 
> MIDI control data should be sent to the Live MIDI channel/track that
> is hosting the SL-au plug-in. You can do those settings in Live's
> MIDI Preferences window. Route your MIDI input where you have
> connected your MIDI controller to "Input/Remote" by ticking the "off"
> button for that routing so it goes "On" instead. In general, the MIDI/
> Sync preferences page is like a MIDI patch bay: you have the three
> functions Track, Sync and Remote for both Input and Output. Set them
> all up as you want the data to flow! If you also activate the system
> built-in IAC Driver bus you can use that one to send midi from one
> track's MIDI clips into plug-ins on a different track. That's very
> fun to play with ;-)
> 
> Greetings from Sweden
> 
> Per Boysen
> www.looproom.com (international)
> www.boysen.se (Swedish)
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> www.cdbaby.com/perboysen
> 
> 
> 

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