Relief Composition : Kibō O Ushinatta Toki

[Eli]

Hi Mattia,

Possibly the reason you dont like/use live_loop is because you feel it cannot be controlled ?

With a very simple framework and a couple of defines, you can start and stop the audio output of
any live loop, allowing you to use it anywhere within a composition.

I posted a simple framework and example a long time ago… I’ll try find the post for you.

Eli…

EDIT: I cant find the post I want but see my comments in these 2 posts, they pretty
much explain how to use a tracking variable to turn the sound output of a live_loop
on and off as you require

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