Max – graphical programming environment dedicated to real-time audiovisual applications Dates and place: from 9 to 13 November 2020 at Logelloù (Penvénan – 22) – 35 hours This course is intended for sound engineers, musicians, sound or video artists, and anyone interested in real-time sound or image processing. At Logelloù, special emphasis can be placed on the development of plug-ins for Ableton Live (M4L) and Logelloop (LFX & SFX), at
Dates and place: 16, 17, 18 November 2020 (level 1) and 23, 24, 25 November 2020 (level 2) at Logelloù (France – Penvénan – 22) Level 1 is intended for people who are new to the software; level 2 is a refresher course for those who participated in the first session or for people already using Logelloop and who wish to clarify and deepen their knowledge. Training is provided by
Korpus is a new multi-channel Live Looping system based on Logelloop’s inserted Loopers. Korpus is faithful to Logelloop’s reputation, it allows Live Looping with advanced features, perfect sound from the first to the last track, the ability to treat each loop independently, etc. Korpus is an intuitive and very versatile. It is a modern system, responding to the feedback and needs of all Logelloop’s users. Any of the Loopers, wherever
Some of you may want to synchronize loops that have already been recorded to your live loops. Below you will find a tutorial that explains how this is possible in Logelloop (don’t forget to activate the caption for english version).
Here is Logelloop 5.1 ! Aside from some bug fixes, Logelloop 5.1 introduces some very important things, like : Korpus (a revolutionary new Live Looping system) and a bunch of Looper new functionalities. We still are in the mood for simplifying the use of the overall tool and we particularly do our best to improve the documentation. In this version, you will find a lot of new features including a
This forced confinement may the right period to learning new tools and to make Live Looping. This is why we have decided to offer free online initiations for Logelloop. These webinars will cover how to begin with Logelloop 5.1, or particular functions as well as the new features of Logelloop 5.1. Participants will be able to ask questions and make written interventions during the presentation. Date and time of the
How would you define your music? Often it’s music for shows that serves what’s happening on stage. It takes on different accents and colors depending on the requests of the artists or the stage director I play for. There is almost always a part of improvisation and a search for electronic treatment of an acoustic source. If it is a more personal project, these two notions are even more present.