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I built a homemade multitrack looper using Ableton and a custom Max4Live plugin. It works similar to a looper pedal, but (1) it gives you random access to all l
by freerobby 6y ago
I built a homemade multitrack looper using Ableton and a custom Max4Live plugin. It works similar to a looper pedal, but (1) it gives you random access to all loops instead of just the top of the stack; and (2) it keeps every audio stream on its own channel, so you can route drums to a PA system, guitars to an amp, etc, instead of having everything go to a single output.
Here's some riffing I did on the Stairway to Heaven solo that showcases it: https://freerobby.wistia.com/medias/vcajgqerla https://freerobby.wistia.com/medias/vcajgqerla
- PaulDavisThe1st 6y agohttp://essej.net/sooperlooper/ http://essej.net/sooperlooper/ If it appears "dead", that's mostly because it's essentially finished. It has all the features you've mentioned above, and then a whole lot more. All open-source and GPL'ed. Also fully controllable from e.g. MIDI pedal boards or OSC applications.
- freerobby 6y agoI've used SooperLooper too! It reminds me a lot of (and seem to draw a great deal of inspiration from) the Gibson Echoplex. I like working within Ableton for a few recording workflow-related reasons but agree SL is fantastic as a standalone tool.