Time signatures in looper would fix problem with timing
Looper with time signatures
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you determine the length of a loop,
the pulse 3/4, 4/4, 7/8 or whatever you choose is independant of that.I don't understand this request.
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you determine the length of a loop,
the pulse 3/4, 4/4, 7/8 or whatever you choose is independant of that.I don't understand this request.
I think he means quantisation, or syncing to a clock, which many of us have requested,
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Good example how easy it could be is that Riff Works software:
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loop recording as shown in this video (metronome, count-in, drum backing) is a basic functionality of pretty much every sequencer out there.
the built-in looper of the Profiler is quite powerful as it is and you can always use a metronome in the Aux In should you require it. -
loop recording as shown in this video (metronome, count-in, drum backing) is a basic functionality of pretty much every sequencer out there.the built-in looper of the Profiler is quite powerful as it is and you can always use a metronome in the Aux In should you require it.
Look at a solution where you have a guitarist playing alongside a drum machine though, @DonPetersen. After a few seamless loops, there is bound to be some drift between the loop created on the Kemper and the drum machine timing.
Having things beat synced would really help in a situation like this. Many looper devices nowadays have this functionality and I honestly think mothership should consider it.
I understand that Kemper Amps bills the looper as a practice tool, but with a clock already on board, it would be great if we could add the looper on top of the other time-synced effects in the Profiler.
