@ronin wrote:
again I have two small feature request and one concerning the actual loop recording improvments.
It would be nice and useful if loop-recorded events are just one “cutted event”. In the present form the recorded loop events seem to be events with each having its own audio file attached. This means that stretching these events results in an abrupt end of the audio material since the corresponding connecting part is on the next loop track.
Usually I loop events in the arrangment and therefore I let them overlap a little bit so it sounds nice with crossfading. this is difficult at the moment.
I’m not sure I would like the multiple recorded takes to be one continuous sound. If you are not wary of this, you could end up with several huge sound files of which you may only use a small part, even if you delete the events of unwanted takes. It also makes it difficult to edit the sound, if you e.g. want to normalize one of your takes. If you want to record a tail of each of your loops, could you not just extend the looped range? Or you could drag a phantom copy of the next recorded take up to the end of the previous take, and then merge the two.
the second request is about stretching (lengthen) midi events in both directions. at the moment you can only lengthen midi events in the “playback direction”. Sometimes I want to add an upbeat or similiar at the beginning.
I’ll implement this eventually. At the time being, you need to draw a blank sequence event right before your existing sequence, and then merge the two.
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