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Current Looper by Slowly Go Dangerously

by SalesAtSGD

The [Slowly, Go→Dangerously] Current [Looper] is a Max For...

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Type
Audio Effect
Author
SalesAtSGD
Version
1.0
License
None
Live version
9.2
Max version
7.0.4
Downloads
3
Updated
No Updates

Current Looper by Slowly Go Dangerously is an Audio Effect for Ableton Live by SalesAtSGD, distributed as freeware, with no license specified by the author. It targets Live 9.2 and Max 7.0.4. On maxforlive.com it has 3 downloads. Published 2016-06-01. 5 user comments below.

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Description

The [Slowly, Go→Dangerously] Current [Looper] is a Max For Live device that allows you to create a single set of midi mappings that will be applied to the Ableton Looper currently in focus.

The Current [Looper] also provides a mechanism to generate key events that allows you to control the Undo, Clear, “\*2”, “*2”, mini record, mini overdub, mini play, and mini stop buttons via midi as well.

Please take a look at my YouTube walk through:

https://youtu.be/kteUZOlUK1w

You may purchase the Current [Looper] device here:

https://gum.co/SGD-Current-Looper

Thank you for your interest in my work. Your generous support allows me to continue developing tools that allow musicians to more easily pursue their muse.

Comments (5)

  • johnisfaster · June 02 2016
    I was confused by "this key event is only handled by osx" so does current looper only work on osx or something specific about it does?
  • johnisfaster · June 02 2016
    Just to be clear, I really really really really want this, but I'm on windows.
  • SalesAtSGD · June 02 2016
    Hello John;
    This is vic from Slowly, Go Dangerously. I'm sorry I wasn't clear in the video. Let me try again.
    What I mean is that the unicode characters generated by the Undo, Clear, /2, *2, Record, Overdub, Play and Stop buttons are handled correctly only by OSX. In Windows, the unicode characters are not interpreted in a manner that facilitates keyboard mappings in Ableton.
    In short, none of the aforementioned buttons work properly in Windows.
    I am working to rectify this situation, and will release a new version when I do.
    If you'd like me to notify you when I release the fix, you can send an email to [email protected].
    Thank you,
    vic
  • johnisfaster · June 02 2016
    Sent you an email. Thanks.
    I actually haven't watched the video cause I'm without internet right now and don't want to eat all my data. So I've only read about it.
  • johnisfaster · June 03 2016
    Sent you an email. Thanks.
    I actually haven't watched the video cause I'm without internet right now and don't want to eat all my data. So I've only read about it.

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