Some as yet unreleased new features actually make the
record_or_overdub command even more suitable for "one button
looping"... if there is nothing in the loop it starts Record, then
stops record.... then when hit again thereafter it starts/stops
Overdubbing on that loop. Do a double tap and it does an Undo. Hold
it down (a long-press if you have note-like bindings with separate
press/release ability) and it clears the loop. If record and overdub
covers your looping, you could just set up a button on your controller
for each loop bound to this. Look for it in the next release.
jlc
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hi Jesse
Is this to be an optional mode, like "one button loop mode"? I find that pressing record to make a new loop is quite useful to produce rapid sequences of evolving short throw stutters from an audio stream.
-michael
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