Hi HAPAX user,
if I record CC and miss to stop record before the end of the loop, the recorded CC data disappear.
Question: is there a way to record CC while looping?
Greetings
Hi HAPAX user,
if I record CC and miss to stop record before the end of the loop, the recorded CC data disappear.
Question: is there a way to record CC while looping?
Greetings
Record overdub?
You can use the REC Setting (2ND + settings) “REC OFF”, and set it to “END PATTERN”, to automatically stop recording while keeping the playback running
Hi Thibault,
thanks for this hint.
I hoped it’s possible to write CC data together with note data while looping.
As a workaround I have to keep one finger on the record button to toggle rec on/off for (re-)writing cc data still looping. It works.
BTW: “REC OFF” - “END PATTERN” only works if I first press record and then play.
It would be helpful if I could press rec while playing and recording would also stop at pattern end. I assume it’s a feature request and not a bug?
Greetings
Yes, it works for note data very well, as the headline of the value says (“notes”).
But if You try to re-record CC data and keep on looping it behaves different.
Greetings
I would second that request - “End Pattern” works only if recording is armed prior to starting playback… Would be nice to be able to start recording mid-run and then stop according to the “REC OFF” setting.
Hi ttaneff,
Yes, exactly. Aaaand to be able to do this while
Hapax receives an external midi clock!
By now it only works with internal midi clock.
Just to chime in:
Yes, recording CC does not seem optimal. The thing is that we should not have to worry about our CC getting erased, if we don’t stop recording. Every DAW I have ever used (+ Cubase before there were DAWs), only re-writes CC if new CC comes in. That way there is no rush to stop recording. If no new CC comes in, the old CC stays. It is a well tried and trusted concept, so why change it to this stress-inducing method?
The above-mentioned method of using the Rec Off function would be very un-flowy for live performance, where it is optimal to keep recording a CC untill you like how it sound, and then you just stop turning your knob and whenever you like, exit Rec mode.
(Will file a suggestion to Squarp.)