Loopmaster - Revision history

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2012-07-19T19:32:06Z

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Amounra: moved LoopMaster to Loopmaster

2012-01-08T12:00:31Z

moved LoopMaster to Loopmaster

Amounra at 09:34, 3 January 2012

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Amounra at 06:03, 31 December 2011

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	Eventually, these LCD objects will become controls as well.		Eventually, these LCD objects will become controls as well.
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 The LoopMaster's controls are mostly just redundant versions of the MaxLooper's controls, with a few exceptions.
 [[File:Loopmaster.jpg]]
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 == Mod Number ==
-The plugin transmits and receives from Monomodular.  Each quadrant on the 256 represents one of the four loopers.
+The plugin transmits and receives from Monomodular.  Each quadrant on the 256 represents one of the four loopers.  The bottom row turns quant on/off and sets the quantization amount.  The Center swirly bit shows the loop position, and allows retriggering by pressing the keys on the time-line square.  Pressing the middle of this square will hit Reverse.  The first 5 buttons on the seventh row are:  Undo, Overdub, Record, Mute, Clear.  The far right column, top 5 buttons are 2x, 1x, stop, -1x, -2x from the top.  The next column over controls inertia amount.  You can select the loop that belongs to the quadrant by hitting the lowest right button (I think...its down there somewhere, I never use it really).
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 There are other combination functions as well (left top w/Mute is reverse, right top w/Overdub is clear, center two top w/Record is Undo).
-The pedal can be configured for sequence launching in my setup with another controller (so that it can trigger Looper MIDI sequences from Lives session).  Still working on this part though, as I really like to use scripting for this ala ClyphX.
+The pedal can be configured for sequence launching in my setup with another controller (so that it can trigger Looper MIDI sequences from Lives session).  Still working on this part though, as I would really like to use scripting for this ala ClyphX.
 [[File:PedalPic.jpg]]

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 == Summary ==
 LoopMaster is a Mod that controls up to 4 individual [[MaxLooper]]s that are grouped in a rack on a seperate audio channel.  LoopMaster must be placed on a MIDI capable track.  It is possible to control the loopers by assignment of its controls in Live's MIDI Map, by triggering its functions from MIDI (from live input or a session clip), and by connecting a pedal device to a MonOhm through its expansion port (Block to come shortly, if anyone tells me they need it).  You can see a picture of the pedal that is used to control it on the bottom of the page, along with the LCD screen app designed into the Lemur AumPad/256 scripts to display feedback information from the loopers.
 The LoopMaster's controls are mostly just redundant versions of the MaxLooper's controls, with a few exceptions.
 == 010212 rev11 ==
 These are the implements of the LoopMaster plugin, which is designed to control 4 instances of MaxLooper. The pedal selects loop number, reverses, clears, overdubs, records, and mutes for individual loops or all at once.   It can advance back or forward between loops, select a specific loop, or select all loops.  It also has a quarter inch stereo jack on the rear which allows you to connect an expression pedal to control feedback amount for the selected loop (here I have it hooked up to a slightly modified volume pedal, just because it ''feels better'').
 [[File:PedalPic.jpg]]

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		+	== Summary ==
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		+	LoopMaster is a Mod that controls up to 4 individual [[MaxLooper]]s that are grouped in a rack on a seperate audio channel. LoopMaster must be placed on a MIDI capable track. It is possible to control the loopers by assignment of its controls in Live's MIDI Map, by triggering its functions from MIDI (from live input or a session clip), and by connecting a pedal device to a MonOhm through its expansion port (Block to come shortly, if anyone tells me they need it). You can see a picture of the pedal that is used to control it on the bottom of the page, along with the LCD screen app designed into the Lemur AumPad/256 scripts to display feedback information from the loopers.
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		+	The LoopMaster's controls are mostly just redundant versions of the MaxLooper's controls, with a few exceptions.
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		+	== 010212 rev11 ==
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	These are the implements of the LoopMaster plugin, which is designed to control 4 instances of MaxLooper. The pedal selects loop number, reverses, clears, overdubs, records, and mutes for individual loops or all at once. It can advance back or forward between loops, select a specific loop, or select all loops. It also has a quarter inch stereo jack on the rear which allows you to connect an expression pedal to control feedback amount for the selected loop (here I have it hooked up to a slightly modified volume pedal, just because it ''feels better'').		These are the implements of the LoopMaster plugin, which is designed to control 4 instances of MaxLooper. The pedal selects loop number, reverses, clears, overdubs, records, and mutes for individual loops or all at once. It can advance back or forward between loops, select a specific loop, or select all loops. It also has a quarter inch stereo jack on the rear which allows you to connect an expression pedal to control feedback amount for the selected loop (here I have it hooked up to a slightly modified volume pedal, just because it ''feels better'').

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	[[File:LoopmasterLCD.jpg]]		[[File:LoopmasterLCD.jpg]]
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		+	Basically, the top portion functions as feedback for the four [[MaxLooper]]s connected to it. The current selected loop is highlighted in white. The current loop position is indicated by the dial. The state of the looper is indicated by the button in the middle. The amount of feedback is displayed below each dial.
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		+	Eventually, these LCD objects will become controls as well.

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−	These are the implements of the LoopMaster plugin, which is designed to control 4 instances of MaxLooper. The pedal selects loop number, reverses, clears, overdubs, records, and mutes for individual loops or all at once. It can advance back or forward between loops, select a specific loop, or select all loops. It also has a quarter inch stereo jack on the rear which allows you to connect an expression pedal to control feedback amount for the selected loop.	+	These are the implements of the LoopMaster plugin, which is designed to control 4 instances of MaxLooper. The pedal selects loop number, reverses, clears, overdubs, records, and mutes for individual loops or all at once. It can advance back or forward between loops, select a specific loop, or select all loops. It also has a quarter inch stereo jack on the rear which allows you to connect an expression pedal to control feedback amount for the selected loop (here I have it hooked up to a slightly modified volume pedal, just because it ''feels better'').

	[[File:PedalPic.jpg]]		[[File:PedalPic.jpg]]

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		+	These are the implements of the LoopMaster plugin, which is designed to control 4 instances of MaxLooper. The pedal selects loop number, reverses, clears, overdubs, records, and mutes for individual loops or all at once. It can advance back or forward between loops, select a specific loop, or select all loops. It also has a quarter inch stereo jack on the rear which allows you to connect an expression pedal to control feedback amount for the selected loop.
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		+	[[File:PedalPic.jpg]]
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		+	This is a pic of the new LCD app, which will work for either a Lemur setup or a window on your computer that's running Live and Monomodular. The upper window shows the Looper GUI, and the lower shows the LCD for the OhmRGB that's currently connected to it. The plan is to have that same panel work for all the other controllers that I support with Monomodular.
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	[[File:LoopmasterLCD.jpg]]		[[File:LoopmasterLCD.jpg]]

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