SessionLooper: synchronized looping without Quantization !

[Valiumdupeuple]

Hey, I've just released SessionLooper.
It lets you do multi-tracks synchronized live looping within the Session View, without the need of a boring metronome and/or Global Quantization. If you really want to use Global quantization, it's ok, this device won't harm you. It will just deal with your quantization setting, and makes life (even more) easier for you, lazy animals.
Kind of like some Live's Looper device looping options, but with independent control over each take.
Basically, SessionLooper works like this:
-You record a loop, live, by playing something, yeah!
-The clip's length becomes the "reference" length for the next clip.
-You freely start the recording of a new clip in a new track with one click, and the device will automatically stop the recording and launch the loop for you.
-This new clip's length becomes the new "reference"…
- go to the next track, one click, a new loop… make music/noise.

It's really simple, and powerful.

Info and video here:
http://www.tete-de-son.com/?p=872

[Valiumdupeuple]

I've added a fully functionnal demo version of the device.
Just follow the link above.
Cheers.

[jrs1]

this is great! good work, and very simple interface.

I made something similar for MIDI. Will probably look at using your device for my audio looping needs.

MIDI Clip Looper
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WnGTUVVu6H0

[Valiumdupeuple]

Hi jrs1.
I've seen your video demo and your device looks cool too !
I don't like quantization, so I haven't tested it by now
But I will for sure, it looks like a very well designed device.

[Machinate]

hey this is pretty neat.

Also, this is a bit important to me, but please stop apologizing for your english - i don't think I saw a single mistake in your video, but man you made me focus on your spelling rather than the content.

So yeah, don't apologize. Ever.

[Valiumdupeuple]

Also, this is a bit important to me, but please stop apologizing for your english

I'm too lazy to check if everything is right, so this is just in case ...