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making loops
I'm sure I'm not the first one to say this, but isn't it a better idea to pre-make loops rather then using the looping on a CDJ (since it's highly inaccurate)? I was thinking about making a few CDs just with loops (say 16 bars each). How do I go about making them and what programs can I use? Is it a good idea at all?
well I am not absolutely sure...but the most precise loops you will do in Ableton Live hands down...
anyway...
What I guess you want to do is that you put Loops only cd in your CDJ and then instead of looping a segment you'll use the loop track function right?
As much as common sense tells me the repeating of the track would cause as much latency of the sound as looping a segment would...the thing is that the loop will be acurate but probably it will start drifting off because of the delay CDJ introduce when looping the track...
hope I make some sense here...and please correct me if I am wrong...
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| Originally posted by BOOsTER well I am not absolutely sure...but the most precise loops you will do in Ableton Live hands down... anyway... What I guess you want to do is that you put Loops only cd in your CDJ and then instead of looping a segment you'll use the loop track function right? As much as common sense tells me the repeating of the track would cause as much latency of the sound as looping a segment would...the thing is that the loop will be acurate but probably it will start drifting off because of the delay CDJ introduce when looping the track... hope I make some sense here...and please correct me if I am wrong... |
ahhhh
...that might work...
but still...isn't upgrading to Ableton a much better idea? 
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| Originally posted by BOOsTER ahhhh ...that might work... but still...isn't upgrading to Ableton a much better idea? |
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| Originally posted by Andryuha I already have Ableton. It's just more fun to use CDJs (for me at least) |
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