@looperlative I saw you mentioned elsewhere about the file format for the saved loops and a few minutes of web searches suggested it would be easy enough (for a seasoned dev like myself) to get those into a .wav format suitable for DAW import.
If you have a few minutes, could you provide some technical details on how to read the header data and where the saved files are located on disk? I’m sure I can figure it all out, but busy dad and all… If you can PM a Venmo or equivalent I’ll send some $ for your time. I mostly use Python and would be happy to share any working scripts once written.
I know I could also just place a Recorder after the looper but being able to access the individual stems seems like a win.
I finally got around to trying out LP3 last night (blindly, without reading the docs) and had some fun though I didn’t always know how the operations would work. Then I found the docs you created and did some bedtime reading. Thank you for providing the documentation! I love the concept of the multi-use buttons and that they work the same as my old trusty Ditto looper. I also have a mostly abandoned Boss RC 300 and I can tell that I’ll get a lot of mileage out of the LP3 while feeling comfortable with operating modes. Awesome job!