Ambient Overdubs using MSuperLooper

[@GoodboyfromGerman]

great idea!

[@Chandlerguitar]

Thanks

[@TerenceKearns]

Nice one.

[@Chandlerguitar]

Thanks!

[@mortheres]

Thanks for this great video Chandler. Do you know if there is a way to apply a Fade In/Fade Out while starting/stopping tracks inside MSuperLooper (as we can do on some looper hardware pedals) ?

[@Chandlerguitar]

I don't think so, but it is now possible to limit the number of repeats, so they will fade out over time. I'll see if I can find a way to get it to fade in/out

[@mortheres]

@@Chandlerguitar Ok thanks a lot Chandler for your answer !

[@theinfinate]

can we have superlooper send a midi clock to the daw so all delays are in time with the random loop we record not to a click track, or do I have to tap tempo on the daw as a workaround

[@Chandlerguitar]

I don't believe Msuperlooper can send midi clock info. Sorry

[@JoKrone]

Great video! How can I use the surround outputs of the plugin? I tried it on a 7.1 Bus inside Nuendo. But if I send a loop to e. g. output 2, there will be Silence. I already activated Surround in the Melda Plugin, but I can't get it to work.

[@JoKrone]

Ah, I found the solution. It works with a channel matrix inside the plugin.

[@ХристианМонархист]

Hi Chandler! I repeat again, but I don’t understand how looper works in the FX module of the Msoudfactory. (dont MSuperLooper)... Cool sound, I think I need to buy a guitar

[@Chandlerguitar]

Hmm perhaps I'll do a video on the looper in MSF in the future. Thanks for watching.

[@warp9988]

Overdub level is basically a fade?

[@Chandlerguitar]

Not exactly but close. It makes it so you can hear what you're playing in real time and not loud loops.