1.5
campbell wrote:
when i'm transcribing something i don't want to have to count pixels. i want actual note names.
One of the things I like most on nanoloops is that I don't have to think melodies.
Reteris wrote:
1.5
Who invited you?
herr_prof wrote:
Ear training is a lost art.
being an artist is a lost art. though i totally agree
yo just a random question, i'm sorry to distract this thread but what kind of waveforms can the lfo output?
Last edited by SKGB (March 22, 2012 1:38 pm)
tri only, if i'm not mistaken
SKGB wrote:
herr_prof wrote:Ear training is a lost art.
being an artist is a lost art. though i totally agree
yo just a random question, i'm sorry to distract this thread but what kind of waveforms can the lfo output?
I think someone else asked that in another thread and Oliver replied. Search.
Last edited by nordloef (March 22, 2012 4:07 pm)
campbell wrote:
the price is nice!
Yep. No longer paying $80 - $90 for a Nanoloop cart.
nordloef wrote:
SKGB wrote:being an artist is a lost art. though i totally agree
yo just a random question, i'm sorry to distract this thread but what kind of waveforms can the lfo output?
I think someone else asked that in another thread and Oliver replied. Search.
I asked that, it's square only. 50% duty cycle I believe.
EDIT: Fuuuuu, sorry that info is for the FM modulator. Derp.
Last edited by egr (April 5, 2012 5:35 pm)
PULSELOOPER wrote:
One of the things I like most on nanoloops is that I don't have to think melodies.
Lfo is triangle wave