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Free Mobius Looper Gets Update
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Filed under: Computer Music, Samples, Loops, Software Effects & Audio Processors, Virtual Instruments
Free Music Software: The free audio looping application Mobius, available for Mac and PC, has been updated to version 1.4.
Changes in Mobius v1.4
- The following features were added:
- PACMANS ARE BACK!
- Shuffle now supports complex patterns in scripts
- The following bugs were fixed:
- Threshold recording broken, could never stop recording
- loopCount variable always returns zero
- script lines ignored if they didn’t end with a newline
- VST edit window not remembering the last location
Description:
Mobius is based on hardware devices such as the Echoplex Digital Pro and the Electrix Repeater, and moves beyond these in many powerful exciting ways. You can think of Mobius as 8 synchronized stereo hardware loopers with with the ability to copy loops and timing between them. Extensive MIDI and computer keyboard control is available. Audio content may be saved to and loaded from files.
Download here.
Free Mac Music Software: Sorry, Windows-based musicians, but this freebie is just for Mac & Linux users.
SooperLooper is a live looping sampler capable of immediate loop recording, overdubbing, multiplying, reversing and more. It allows for multiple simultaneous multi-channel loops limited only by your computer’s available memory. Read more…
The Boss VE-20 Vocal Performer
BOSS has introduced a twin-pedal stompbox for performing vocalists, the VE-20 Vocal Performer.
Features:
- Specialized effects for vocalists, including Harmony, Double-Track, Dynamics, Reverb, Delay, and more
- Create the total of 3-part harmonies and layers
- Realtime pitch-correction tools
- Special FX, including Distortion, Radio and Strobe
- Phrase Looper with 38 seconds (mono) of recording time
- Phantom power for condenser microphones
- Runs on six AA-batteries or AC adaptor (PSA)
- Easy operation, road-tough BOSS construction
Imogen Heap rocks the monome, looper, laptop and piano in a very tasty solo arrangement of First Train Home on David Letterman.
Update: via Matthew Davidson:
I was able to pull up a video on youtube, and see what I believed to be the characteristic blinking of polygome 64 (Davidson’s app) on a quadrant of the 256. This really made my day.
via LateNight2015
