Ability to save loops + overdubs

[Orvillain]

I’d like the ability to save loops inside the loop. I’d like every single overdub to be its own separate file.

The unit has 25GB of storage, so there’s more than enough space.

I do not expect to recall the loops and overdubs once cleared. I only expect to use the looper to come up with ideas, and to then save them and be able to export them to my computer for archival.

[DiffractionCircuit]

Hi, we have several requests in the forum already for expanded looper functions. These may address what you’re trying to do.

LOOPER with Upgraded Functions & possible 2 or 3 Loops

Would love to see a 2 or 3 channel stereo looper with similar functionality to the TC ditto X4 enabling the ability to construct A/B/C song structure arrangements or A/B/C working together or separate… Assignable Looper Record, Play/Stop, Undo/Redo, & an ERASE feature via midi & as a Stomp in Hybrid mode. Would Like the ability to Vocally build a loop with Beat boxing drum sounds & record Guitar & Bass over the top live…have 2 or 3 different loops allows for Verse, Chorus Bridge…or Having Loop …

Feature Request - Save Looper loops within the internal memory

As a newbie here this may have been covered, but coming from Headrush to the QC, however good I think the QC is (it sounds glorious!) there is one thing that makes the Headrush MX5, which costs a 1/4 of the price, stand out is the way you can save and load loops in the looper function. This makes it an incredible writing tool, as you can literally save any loop you like in the the memory, and export it as a .WAV file to use elsewhere. And the ability to store loops in .WAV format means you have…

[jamsden]

You can also just record the loop into your DAW or phone. I do this to capture ideas for reuse later.

[PhoenixGee]

With a machine like the QC you’d think that file management (which exists in general) could be extended to loop data. Saving and loading loops isn’t exotic new terrain, i reckon.

In addition, once that is supported, importing external audio as loops should be a logical next step.

Right now the looper seems quite barebones and basic (really trying to avoid the word half-assed here).

[MP_Mod]

As of current, the internal SD card is 32Gb I believe. Saving loops on that depending on remaining space left etc., would probably be limiting unless saved as MP3 or some other compressed format.

[PhoenixGee]

Agreed, some compression may be necessary, but this shouldn’t be a challenge nowadays, as there are plenty of - open - algorithms out there that can be used for that purpose. Ogg vorbis or flac might be candidates, if one REALLY needs that lossless compression.