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LOOPSEQUE 8 - Beat Performer - Demo & Tutorial for the iPad

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  • JohnnyGoodyearJohnnyGoodyear

    @thesoundtestroom said:
    @JohnnyGoodyear The Files App is great since it basically bypasses the dreaded iTunes File Sharing

    I know, I know....just takes old dogs awhile to trust in the new vomit.

  • kobamotokobamoto
    edited October 2018

    I have been begging Ben for stuff like this in Patterning, and I can't wait till we get his take on all of this it's going to be great. The Loopseq guys look like they have done a wonderful job and have proven how sweet this could be.

    I think it would make a huge difference if it was possible to skin this app or change the colors

  • kobamotokobamoto

    btw thank you Doug

  • LittlewoodgLittlewoodg
    edited October 2018

    Thought I’d ask you again @thesoundtestroom:

    Have you seen in your play with the app the offset function I mention above? I swear I recall the first night with the app that I used a function that incrementally shifted the wheel or the detents of the wheel (spokes I guess) off of their default? I’m sure I was playing with it, it put the wheel of one deck off time with the other...
    What I remember seeing is spokes as dotted lines appeared between the set spokes.

    Any chance there were two builds, the first download had this I’m sure, the second time I downloaded I couldn’t find it

    Will try the old email from the original Loopseque if this isn’t ringing a bell for you

  • kobamotokobamoto

    @Littlewoodg said:
    Thought I’d ask you again @thesoundtestroom:

    Have you seen in your play with the app the offset function I mention above? I swear I recall the first night with the app that I used a function that incrementally shifted the wheel or the detents of the wheel (spokes I guess) off of their default? I’m sure I was playing with it, it put the wheel of one deck off time with the other...
    What I remember seeing is spokes as dotted lines appeared between the set spokes.

    Any chance there were two builds, the first download had this I’m sure, the second time I downloaded I couldn’t find it

    Will try the old email from the original Loopseque if this isn’t ringing a bell for you

    very interested to know about this?

  • LittlewoodgLittlewoodg

    @kobamoto said:

    @Littlewoodg said:
    Thought I’d ask you again @thesoundtestroom:

    Have you seen in your play with the app the offset function I mention above? I swear I recall the first night with the app that I used a function that incrementally shifted the wheel or the detents of the wheel (spokes I guess) off of their default? I’m sure I was playing with it, it put the wheel of one deck off time with the other...
    What I remember seeing is spokes as dotted lines appeared between the set spokes.

    Any chance there were two builds, the first download had this I’m sure, the second time I downloaded I couldn’t find it

    Will try the old email from the original Loopseque if this isn’t ringing a bell for you

    very interested to know about this?

    I’m feeling as if I hallucinated this, except my memory of it is so clear. - going to try the developer next, because I’m a dog on a bone

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    @Littlewoodg said:

    @kobamoto said:

    @Littlewoodg said:
    Thought I’d ask you again @thesoundtestroom:

    Have you seen in your play with the app the offset function I mention above? I swear I recall the first night with the app that I used a function that incrementally shifted the wheel or the detents of the wheel (spokes I guess) off of their default? I’m sure I was playing with it, it put the wheel of one deck off time with the other...
    What I remember seeing is spokes as dotted lines appeared between the set spokes.

    Any chance there were two builds, the first download had this I’m sure, the second time I downloaded I couldn’t find it

    Will try the old email from the original Loopseque if this isn’t ringing a bell for you

    very interested to know about this?

    I’m feeling as if I hallucinated this, except my memory of it is so clear. - going to try the developer next, because I’m a dog on a bone

    I really can’t remember seeing it, but wish I had :)

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