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  • @espiegel123 said:

    What is AB doing here, that I couldn’t do with Loopy and AUM alone?

    Two critical things:

    • AB acts as a conduit to pipe audio from AUM to Loopy
    • AB's floating palette lets you control Loopy without having to leave AUM. Is this not apparent in the video?

    It probably is apparent, but I just don’t know enough about the difference between AB and AUM to perceive it. I only have AUM.

  • @Wrlds2ndBstGeoshredr said:

    @espiegel123 said:

    What is AB doing here, that I couldn’t do with Loopy and AUM alone?

    Two critical things:

    • AB acts as a conduit to pipe audio from AUM to Loopy
    • AB's floating palette lets you control Loopy without having to leave AUM. Is this not apparent in the video?

    It probably is apparent, but I just don’t know enough about the difference between AB and AUM to perceive it. I only have AUM.

    If you visit the wiki page, I have posted a number of tutorials on this topic. They might be worth a watch.

  • @espiegel123 said:

    @Wrlds2ndBstGeoshredr said:

    @espiegel123 said:

    What is AB doing here, that I couldn’t do with Loopy and AUM alone?

    Two critical things:

    • AB acts as a conduit to pipe audio from AUM to Loopy
    • AB's floating palette lets you control Loopy without having to leave AUM. Is this not apparent in the video?

    It probably is apparent, but I just don’t know enough about the difference between AB and AUM to perceive it. I only have AUM.

    If you visit the wiki page, I have posted a number of tutorials on this topic. They might be worth a watch.

    Thanks, much obliged!

  • This playlist includes demos of a few of the Loopers mentioned

  • @espiegel123 said:

    @bleep said:
    @espiegel123, that's a nice wiki page and a good showcase for the combined AB/AUM session.

    Given Loopy's strong midi binding capabilities and the flexibilities of Mozaic, would there be a benefit of having a dedicated Mozaic script for Loopy looping in AUM? Perhaps something with 4 separate Loopy output channels, matching the 4 pads in Mozaic.

    I use some Mozaic scripts with Loopy to facilitate things like muting and starting and stopping individual loops and putting them in overdub mode.

    I just got mozaic. do you have that Loopy script online anywhere? i’m real interested in using mosaic with loopy to start and stop and record.

  • @eross said:

    @espiegel123 said:

    @bleep said:
    @espiegel123, that's a nice wiki page and a good showcase for the combined AB/AUM session.

    Given Loopy's strong midi binding capabilities and the flexibilities of Mozaic, would there be a benefit of having a dedicated Mozaic script for Loopy looping in AUM? Perhaps something with 4 separate Loopy output channels, matching the 4 pads in Mozaic.

    I use some Mozaic scripts with Loopy to facilitate things like muting and starting and stopping individual loops and putting them in overdub mode.

    I just got mozaic. do you have that Loopy script online anywhere? i’m real interested in using mosaic with loopy to start and stop and record.

    I haven't posted them online -- as they are utilities quickly put together for the idiosyncratic way that I work -- and they are messy. I'll take a look to see if any of them would make sense to someone that isn't me and post. The scripts are pretty simple. Loopy is very straightforward. But you do need to set up the bindings as those aren't import/exportable.

    For a star/stop script, can you say more about what you want? Do you want separate start and stop buttons or a button that toggles?

  • cool. basically i want to be able able to have Mozaic sitting at the top of my screen in AuM or audiobus. i want to play my instruments and be able to click a pad in Mozaic and record a loop,
    then click it again to mute or stop a look. and basically have like 6 pads like this. that’s pretty much all i’m looking to do

  • @eross said:
    cool. basically i want to be able able to have Mozaic sitting at the top of my screen in AuM or audiobus. i want to play my instruments and be able to click a pad in Mozaic and record a loop,
    then click it again to mute or stop a look. and basically have like 6 pads like this. that’s pretty much all i’m looking to do

    You should probably just use the Audiobus palette for that. It also lets you change the loop quanta. If you haven’t watched them, check out the tutorials for Loopy, AUM and Audiobus in the wiki.

  • I wish someone would do a comparison video of all these iOS loopers. Guess there's too many options and uses: external instruments vs internal, using touchscreen vs hardware control, acoustic sources vs electronic, workflow, sync, etc.

    I have almost all the popular iOS loopers, but never really use them. Every time a new one comes out I get swept up in FOMO and get it just in case. By the time I fool around setting it up I can never find a workflow that inspires me vs just recording/sequencing in the normal way.

  • @coolout said:
    I wish someone would do a comparison video of all these iOS loopers. Guess there's too many options and uses: external instruments vs internal, using touchscreen vs hardware control, acoustic sources vs electronic, workflow, sync, etc.

    I have almost all the popular iOS loopers, but never really use them. Every time a new one comes out I get swept up in FOMO and get it just in case. By the time I fool around setting it up I can never find a workflow that inspires me vs just recording/sequencing in the normal way.

    i’d like to see a video like that too

  • @Wrlds2ndBstGeoshredr said:

    @steve99 said:

    One extra thing, I’ve been long seeking the the right rhythm app for Quantiloop. About a decade after everybody else I’ve finally discovered the brilliant Drumjam, the perfect companion.

    Drumjam is awesome. If only it could play triplets....

    Drummer audition:

    Band: so what can you play?

    Applicant: everything but can’t do triplets

  • @wim said:

    @Wrlds2ndBstGeoshredr said:

    @espiegel123 said:

    @eross said:
    basically i want to start a cool sound on a synth and effects....-> loop that. then continue on with the same synth but with different tones and effects and...—> loop that. now i have two loops playing in sync. then i’d like to perform another synth live. then lets have a drum app play a cool beat..-> loop that. and so on

    i’d use the Aum file playback , but it doesn’t have any trim features yet, so what apps could help with this???
    i am kind of puzzled

    For multiple co-ordinated loops nothing beats loopy+AUM+audiobus

    Super solid, reliable and super flexible

    https://wiki.audiob.us/loopy_aum_integration_with_audiobus_3

    What is AB doing here, that I couldn’t do with Loopy and AUM alone?

    Hosting Loopy**. Loopy can't be hosted in AUM directly.

    (** and generally being awesome B) )

    Loopy can be hosted in AUM it’s just it cannot be placed in the output like Audiobus can.

    Sorry, I’m having a fact police moment ;)

  • Good point. Us guys on the force need to keep an eye on each other.

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