I’m not seeing this lock up myself and use the Dwarf most every day. So, perhaps you can tell me how you use it and if there is any specific press or sequence that always leads to a lock up.
@ignis32 @oeSmash The problem you are having is that the plugin is crashing. I finally got it to crash here and seems to be related to reverse. I’m making a change that fixes the problem that I encountered and also does some additional sanity checking in the code to avoid doing bad things if there is another bug somewhere. I’m hoping this will fix your issue.
Good to know there are improvements.
I’ve been focused lately more on filling my giant gaps on music theory, rather than looping. But that’s a reason to return to use looping once again, would report if get reproduced again after the update.
I need also to notice that I do not even have reverse assigned.
My midi assigned controls which I use are:
LOOP, TRIGGER, UNDO, ERASE,
Hw assigned controls:
REC/DUB, RECORD MODE
Btw my looping pedalboard is rather heavy after adding some neural network stuff, and in retrospective I wonder if LP3 crash probability correlates with CPU usage intensity. ( which sits somewhere within 60-80 percent)
P.S.
127 for press, 0 for release. Anyway, when I get the issue reproduced, LP3 does no react to WebUI clicks as well.
Ok, it is still possible that the changes that I made will fix things. There were certain oddities around bounds checking on the loop that have been fixed.
Hi,
I’ve noticed a bug while using LP3 Basic - it does not record exactly as much as was recorded, it adds about 2 seconds of silence to the recorded loop. I thought the issue is because of MOD footswitch but I’ve tried it on DuoX buttons and the result is this same.
It reffers to DUox - I have not noticed it while using Dwarf.
I bught also Looperlative (the big one) but have not tested it yet.
Hi @Lukasz,
I don’t know if it’s related but I had a similar experience whit the LP3 when I didn’t know the ending tap had to happen before the end of the bar. If it’s a tiny bit too late, you can have a whole blank measure added to your recording. I’m not sure it’s still the case but you can read a few posts from this one :
LP3 Basic is the big one. The little one is called LP3 One.
Is it possible to save and export loops?
You can save tracks as the “Save Track” button says :
There’s no “Export” function but I suppose you can browse the folders from your computer and get the WAV files.
I wish someone could do a tutorial video…
Thanks! Just a quick couple questions;
Can it detect tempo from an unquantized loop?
Can it time stretch when tempo is changed by external midi?
I don’t use my Dwarf very often these days. I would have to make some tests to answer your questions. Why don’t you try the demo version ?
Because I can’t find it in the shop… I use a Mod Duo
Is there a reason why the LP3 isnt inside the Mod Duo?
I might be wrong, but unfortunatelly I think Looperlative isn`t available for the Mod Duo.
I’ve got a Duo and have never been able to see Looperlative - I seem to recall reading it was not supported on that model.
I’m very interested in buying a MOD Dwarf, in particular because of the looper plugins.
On the plugin website I notice, that the links to the Looperlative plugins (both LP3 and LP3 one) are broken. Are they still available and maintained for the MOD dwarf?
When using an lp3 on the dwarf, is some sort of a loop indicator showing up in the display for roughly showing the current position in a loop?
Thanks!
You mean this one ?
Exactly. And at the bottom of the pedalboards/plugins page you’ve mentioned is a reference to …/plugins/lp3-mod-basic that is broken. Also, starting at the looperlative main web-page I can’t find any information on the plugins.
I see. Indeed, the link is dead. It seems that the Looperlative website is only dedicated to hardware loopers. The plugin is available but I don’t know if the developer is still working on it. If @looperlative sees theses messages, he might answer your questions directly.
the “link” at the bottom of the page so that being http://looperlative.com/plugins/lp3-mod-basic
is an LV2 URI, not a web URL. it only serves to identify the plugin on the system.