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Hi Philippe !
There is a strange thing with the macro actions for define the grain size of Granulaterre. When i use GranulaterreGrain In 4000 Out 6000 to select a grain in a sample with a size of 8000ms, it select a grain of 1 ms. In take the good value (4000) but It seems like Out can’t go over 1000ms.
Same result with GranulaterreGrainIn and GranulaterreGrainOut.I have another problem with NextLoopDirect : manually, it work fine, but with the keyboard (configured) and the macro action NextLoopDirect, it has no effect.
Finally, i want to erase the loop B and after, the loop A with this macro :
//****** Begin of the macro *****
UndoRecord
Sleep 20
NextLoop
Sleep 20
UndoRecord
// ************End *************Each macro action work fine separately, but when they are chained in the macro, a new loop is recorded in B and A … It’s very strange !
Good afternoon !
Olivier
Hi Olivier,
1/ You are right, there is an issue in Logelloop 5, I made a mistake while making the possibility to select a track as a sample source for Granulaterre. I found it last week and it is fixed for the next release, sorry for the inconvenience.
2/ Haha… I think you just won the prize for finding the oldest bug in Logelloop. I forgot to implement the NextLoopDirect listener for the keyboard and this probably happened between 2002 and 2005, while Logelloop still was in alpha. I fixed the issue, it should work perfectly in the next release or beta version. Concerning the NextLoopDirect macro command, it’s a bit weird as it works here, i made some improvement in this, it may fix something on your computer…
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Undo and Erase have a dedicated wait function named WaitEndEraseOrUndo, I think if you use it in place of the first sleep, everything is OK.//****** Begin of the macro *****
UndoRecord
WaitEndEraseOrUndo
NextLoop
Sleep 30
UndoRecord
// ************ End of the macro *************Why don’t you use
//****** Begin of the macro *****
EraseAllLoops
// ************ End of the macro *************Or
//****** Begin of the macro *****
EraseAllLoops
WaitEndEraseOrUndo
LoopADirect
// ************ End of the macro *************Please use one message for one topic, this will make easier the search on the forum.
Thanks,
Best regards,
Philippe
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