Not to distract from this thread but it's been asked here many times about the fcb1010... You can now buy the eureka prom chip that supports looper and more of course... 35$
I'm looking into that. Thanks for the advice.
How to get the looper working with any Midi Device
-
-
-
Fritzing is a nice suite.
BTW if you don't have an Aduino board but would like to try to program, here is a free Arduino simulator.:
https://www.sites.google.com/site/unoardusim/home
It doesn't support all libraries, but it is good for doing the core programming. -
Hello all. I'm wondering if any of you can offer suggestions or help.
I'm trying to get this working with a Korg padKONTROL.
This is a drum pad (see attached)
I've been at this for a few hours and I'm pulling my hair out trying to get this to work. (see attached)
I can set any pad to send a CC# and then I am able to assign a fixed velocity and a release velocity.
Let's say that I'm trying to access the reverse function.
My understanding from the OP's post is that I would assign one pad to send CC#98 with a velocity of 91 and a release velocity of 0.
Then a second pad would send CC#38 with a velocity of 1 and a release velocity of 0.
I am seeing midi activity on the Kemper but I am not able to affect any changes.
I realize that this isn't ideal but it is for use in my studio and my main interest is in being able to access the reverse/half-time/trigger functions.
I am currently using a foot switch for the play/record and stop functions. -
Display More
Hello all. I'm wondering if any of you can offer suggestions or help.
I'm trying to get this working with a Korg padKONTROL.
This is a drum pad (see attached)
I've been at this for a few hours and I'm pulling my hair out trying to get this to work. (see attached)
I can set any pad to send a CC# and then I am able to assign a fixed velocity and a release velocity.
Let's say that I'm trying to access the reverse function.
My understanding from the OP's post is that I would assign one pad to send CC#98 with a velocity of 91 and a release velocity of 0.
Then a second pad would send CC#38 with a velocity of 1 and a release velocity of 0.
I am seeing midi activity on the Kemper but I am not able to affect any changes.
I realize that this isn't ideal but it is for use in my studio and my main interest is in being able to access the reverse/half-time/trigger functions.
I am currently using a foot switch for the play/record and stop functions.Other than those two numbers, you have to send two more numbers in order for looper functionality - a total of four to access each function. Probably more trouble than it's worth trying to do that with your midi pad.
-
Hmmm.
I am referencing this section of the OP's tutorial.
It looks like you would just have this on two pads.
Am I missing something here?Display MoreIf you have a device that allows you to send only one CC it´s a little tricky – you have to split all the commands and put it on two buttons like this:
Looper Activation:
Button 1: CC#99 V125
Button 2: CC#38 V1Rec/ Overdub:
Button 1: CC#98 V88
Button 2: CC#38 V1Play:
Button 1: CC#98 V88
Button 2: CC#38 V0Stop/Erase(press both switches 3 times alternately in succession):
Button 1: CC#98 V89
Button 2: CC#38 V1Undo/Redo:
Button 1: CC#98 V93
Button 2: CC#38 V1Trigger Start:
Button 1: CC#98 V90
Button 2: CC#38 V1Trigger Stop:
Button 1: CC#98 V90
Button 2: CC#38 V0Reverse/Unreverse:
Button 1: CC#98 V91
Button 2: CC#38 V11/2 Speed:
Button 1: CC#98 V92
Button 2: CC#38 V1To retrieve the functions, both buttons must be pressed one after the other. This will work, but it´s a bit awkward to use (maybe for practise purposes).
-
Hmmm.
I am referencing this section of the OP's tutorial.
It looks like you would just have this on two pads.
Am I missing something here?Ah no, that seems to be truncated. You have to send four commands. Do a search and you'll find them.
-
Ah no, that seems to be truncated. You have to send four commands. Do a search and you'll find them.
Hey Nightlight, thanks for the advice. I tried using all four commands and it worked. It's a bit convoluted but actually not too bad for studio use. Once you input the first two commands, you only need to send the second two for each future on/off message.
I did find some interesting behaviour for the reverse sequence. It seems that the sequence for this (ReverseCC#99 V125, CC#98 V91, CC#06 V0, CC#38 V1 (on press), V0 (on release) has the following behaviour.
Press one - plays through in reverse than normal in a loop ----> <---- etc.
Press two - plays reverse only
Press three - plays normal -
Hey Nightlight, thanks for the advice. I tried using all four commands and it worked. It's a bit convoluted but actually not too bad for studio use. Once you input the first two commands, you only need to send the second two for each future on/off message.
I did find some interesting behaviour for the reverse sequence. It seems that the sequence for this (ReverseCC#99 V125, CC#98 V91, CC#06 V0, CC#38 V1 (on press), V0 (on release) has the following behaviour.
Press one - plays through in reverse than normal in a loop ----> <---- etc.
Press two - plays reverse only
Press three - plays normalYes, I've noticed very finicky behaviour with the reverse as well. I don't use it too much as a result, my needs are mainly confined to play, overdub, stop and erase.
-
What about looper in 4.0.?This old commands doesn't work,for me.
