@@djcuvcuv Hi, until now I don’t have notice such a problem. When I play live with nanoloop mono I run my set with 150 bpm and more and it works very stable. Please write a mail to the developer of nanoloop on the nanoloop.vom page

@@djcuvcuv hello @djcuvcuv, it will be much more. It’s still in development 😉

@@evadum4149 very excited for it!

Hej @goodvibes3711 thank you very much. Best greetings from here ;)

@@SONWU Good morning @SONWU, thank you mate :) i am happy you like it, greetings from here

Hello @hellf.o thank you mate. I have plugged one of the stereo outs of my mixer with the oscilloscope. It must be one with two channels.Greetings

It's on my shopping list too 😅

@@NoiseCommander3DS 😛👍

Hello @deyoungstar, at the moment the device is in development. Please check the www.nanoloop.com site for future updates. Greetings from here

@@luistavares6670 thank you and greetings back 😉

Hello @toi_techno, thank you very much greetings

Hallo @hr.drescher7894, ich nutze sie auch sehr gerne wobei ich ebi lsdj nicht so richtig weit "gekommen" bin. Ein paar alte Videos damit gibt es aber hier auf meinem Kanal. Hab sogar mal etwas von Boards Of Canada gecovert ;) wann der q release statt finden wird, weiß ich leider auch nicht. Noch müssen ein paar Dinge optimiert werden. Aber check einfach regelmäßig die www.nanoloop.com Seite. Schönen Gruß ;)

Hej, greetings man ;)

Hej @worldofrb-338 Thank you so much ;)

Hello @goodvibes3711, the whole last session tracks will be releases soon on my bandcamp www.evadum.de ;) greetings and have a fine day

Good morning @planet_oith thank you and have a great day ;) greetings

Heheee ;)

@@adsyndrome hello @adsyndrome, it is the wonderful Gameboy sequencer cardridge nanoloop mono. Go check www.nanoloop.com 😉 greetings

​@@evadum4149 thank you thats a very Unique source/way for sound design i think so

@@hellf.o Thank you @hellf.o greetings

@@Zerabosk Hello, thank you @zerabosk, yes i like the use of the bricks too. Very functional and its looking good and you can customized like you want ;)

@@midigoblin thank you very much @midigoblin 😉

Hey! You're the dude from the thing! I guess this is the part where I say "inb4 making nanoloop q work with Midigoblin"

@@simonlockett9152 I understand, i never get very far with lsdj but all tools for music making are interesting. Everybody must find the right stuff for himself. Greetings 👋

@@alsndrrst Hej Andreas, ich danke Dir :) Schöne Grüße aus MEP

@@TheDavidPoole Hello @thedavidpoole no i am not the developer but i stay in contact with him, Its Olivers work from www.nanoloop.com greetings .) oh yes would be could to hear that in some older mute or factory rcords Hehe, but they dont have a Time Machine

@@DetroitMicroSound Yes, not everybody needs many features.

Hej @michamaschine-jd8wd, i have no informations about the price yet but i am sure it will be cheaper as TE stuff ;)

@@evadum4149 cheaper than a pocket operator?!

Hi and thank you @javeton, i remember my first contact with the fm. It was very much to lern for me :) the q is more my cup of tea imo

Yea, the FM is already damn minimalistic. I wonder why he would go even more minimal than the FM...

@@djcuvcuv thank you very much @djcuvcuv

@@djcuvcuv Hello @djcuvcuv than you. For detailed information about the devices i would say, please check the www.nanoloop site. The q is more designed for playing live and has a simpler workflow imo. Greetings

@@kazo thank you 🙏

@@hellf.o Good morning @hellf.o it is much easier. The fantastic new nanoloop 2 cartridge has his own analog sync port on the cartridge. Check my preview video about the new nl 2. So all you need in this example is a Standart 3,5 mm jack/ jack audio cable between nanoloop 2 and the analog sync plugs of the Roland T-8. Greetings 👋

@@evadum4149 Oh wow that's awesome! Where can I find a Nanoloop 2 cartridge?? It would let me to avoid grabbing an expensive Arduinoboy or something like that.. Thank you so much for your reply! 👍

@@hellf.o www.nanoloop.com ,they will be available soon

@@goodvibes3711 oh thank you very much mate :) happy you like it

Hello @amateursynthusiast, i am sure all your questions will be answered in this first preview of this fine machine. Greetings

Hello @goodvibes3711, thank you and have a nice day

thank you @worldofrb-338, greetings from here 3030303030303 :)

@@reidfamilydroid thank you @reidfmilydroid greetings 👋

Hi @planet_oith, thank you. Well thats hard to say. Depends on your taste. Maybe you think about to buy the nanoloop 2 cardridge, and on the other side to combine the stuff with your machines think about to buy a syncbox that combines Din Midi and Analog Sync. But most they are a bit expensive so maybe its better to buy a korg volca that you like. With a volca you have a machine that has midi in and an analog sync in and out. So you could build this chain: Dr5 Midi Out into the Midi In of the volca. And with the volca analog sync out you can sync the nanoloop 2 cardridge. In the past you have to buy a synccable or build your own but one of the great features of the new nanoloop cardridges is that you can use a standart 3,5 mm male to male cable as sync cable. Hope that helps. It costs money but its not so expensive like the big machines. Greetings ;)

​@@evadum4149 Wow! Thanks Evadum, this is truly my Bowie find's Eno moment!! Love what you and the community is doing. Greetings.

@@planet_oith oh thank you very much. Hope it works out, let me know when you have it. Greetz

@@PyramidBeats28 Thank you very much @pyramidbeats28 ;)

@@evadum4149 🤙

@@goodvibes3711 thank you @goodvibes3711 ;)

@@hellf.o Hej and thank you @hell.fo greetings

@@goodvibes3711 thank you @goodvibes3711 :) greetings

@@nicholasbalette6354 thank you very much

Hello @planet_oith thank you very much ;) greetings

@@evadum4149 Greetings mate, your very welcome I love how old is in time.

@@A_Nerds_Paradise thank you 🙏

Hello @goodvibes3711, thank you very much ;) greetz