On 08/06/2009 06:46 PM, Grammostola Rosea wrote:
Norval Watson wrote:
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From: Grammostola Rosea <rosea.grammostola@xxxxxxxxx>
Danni Coy wrote:
You need to hook up the inputs of Freewheeling before it does anything
useful...
Patchage is probably the easiest tool for this. Connect the inputs to
what you want to record and the outputs to the outputs on your
soundcard. From here the qwerty keyboard is used to record,trigger and
stop playing loops.
Each key is a loop.
1st press starts recording
2nd press stops recording and starts playback
3rd+ toggles playback.
space + key clears loop
alt + space clears all loops
hope that helps you get started
Thanks. I have the connections, but pressing a key doesn't do anything.
I think the settings for the pc keyboard etc are not right yet...
\r
If you press TAB does the Freewheeling window cycle through representations of the QWERTY keyboard, an octave on a piano keyboard, a dance mat etc?
(NB: the Freewheeling window has to be the active window)
Norv
no... it doesn't do that.
So...... What does it do?
Take some time to give a more detailed report and you might actually
figure out what is wrong by yourself...
Answers like yours are probably one of the most frustrating things that
non technical people do when asking for tech support.
Patrick Shirkey
Boost Hardware Ltd
\r
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