Game over.
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OK, I have just figured my Echosystem is a 5-track / 10-minute looper.
Might be all I need, in reality.
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Tonverk can be a creative 8-looper, with varying lengths using delays, per-track playback scales, effects, buses, etc. And you can still add some predictability with a live-recorded or programmed sequence.
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I have emitted a feature request to have a bigger length (like, pattern length). And some crazy feedback routing. But who knows if it will ever appear?
Right now, Echosystem is the safe bet ^^
I haven’t calculated how long it lasts, but by setting the scale speed to 1/8 and the daisy delay time to 1/2 or 16.0, a fairly long duration is achieved.
Of course there are better things, but since you have it, combining it with everything else from Tonverk seems fun.
Even at 30bpm, the delay time is only one bar so pretty short.
Something like 8s Id’ say.
My favourite delay in all musicland
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But one measure with the track set to 1/8 speed is 8 measures. As I understand it, the track scale affects the delay subdivisions.
Not last time I checked tough.
I wish it could.
I’m not 100% sure, but I’d swear it is. I’ll check when I have the Tonverk nearby.
Another option: Hologram Microcosm is a 60s stereo looper that can sync with the other effects in the pedal. No tape degradation, but definitely interesting options for altering or embellishing the sound.
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Okay. I tried it and it didn’t work. I was wrong. My apologies.
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Oh yes, right, I already use it indeed.
But it’s more like a conventional looper.
Thinking I should dig into Push3. Huge footprint, but anything I can dream of, if I have a couple days to set this up.
Was just having a little Ableton session and this thread popped into my head! I came here to mention the Push 3 standalone and wondering if anyone has really “pushed” its live looping capabilities?
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I use the Microcosm as a very simple looper in a Send/Return fashion.
The Line6 DL4 comes also to mind.
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