DualLooperWithVerb.yml (24.0 KB)
DualLooperWithVerb.vcv (3.9 KB)
potentially useful for building up long textures, drones, or whatever. knob A controls the volume of input 1/2. knob w is input 3/4 volume, knob V vol 5/6 inputs. knobs B & C send audio from those inputs into loopers 1 and 2. knobs D E control the volume/feedback of the loopers. knob F is a volume stage that runs into the galactic reverb. weirdly that reverb has a clipping inside in the mm (i dont notice it in vcv on the laptop) so the F knob can help control that a bit. knobs z-x control the galactic reverb.
this runs about 80% at 48/512 on the mm. this is the 2nd patch i created. its definitely not as cpu efficient as it could be: i had to use the bog CVD, since i created this before the DLD’s B output was fixed. i will probably overhaul this thing at some point to use the DLD instead which will free up some module. the patch currently uses 31 modules so sadly not room for much more fun in there (hopefully the module limit can be lifted!).
the .vcv could be edited to turn this into 4 mono loops if you wanted. also if you want to change the timing on the loops, best to do that within the .vcv or direct on the mm, but not while you are running the patch. for whatever reasons, the bog cvd causes cpu spikes when you turn the time knobs, which can annoyingly shut off the sound.
one interesting thing i found while messing with this patch, is to adjust the time of one of the cvd modules on either left or right channel of the loopers. the left channel then gets out of sync with the right one and after a while you end up with some potentially really interesting stereo looping.
example usage (btw this looper is running on the left mm):
in that example vid i am sending a stereo sampler into inputs 1/2, my 2nd mm (on right) into inputs 3/4, and a turntable into 5/6. note in the video knobs u-w control vol for inputs 1-6 (ive since updated the patch a bit). also that ±40 db on the airwindows purest gain module really helped boost up line level stereo devices within the mm.