Hello. Mobius seems like it could be really anything you would need in a looper. But with all that flexibility comes a steep learning curve. I'm new to Ableton and Mobius. In Ableton I can loop almost like I want just in clip view but it lacks certain functions like undo, reverse etc. All I need is 4 tracks to loop on with some stacking ability..maybe eventually series if I can set it up. But I cant even get a basic looper set up in Mobius much less to get it working in Ableton...the one midi binding i made(one button to start recording and another push to stop recording on loop one) is gone when I go into the VST. There are so many options I don't know where to start. I've been reading the manual(not the whole thing yet..its huge) Just wondering if there is a basic explanation in detail of how to set up mobius just to be like a basic mulitrack looper like the boomerang? Mobius really seems great but i'm my wits end.Thanks in advance for any help.
REVISED: Basic Boomerang operation in parallel.
All four tracks sync to a master loop.(in my case it will be Ableton)
Everything is quantized in equal divisions.
Press loop one and play your instrument/ press loop one again to stop recording and the loop starts playing. then you can add layers to that by selecting "stack" with a different button and pressing the active loop button. Pressing the button again stops the loop..
When you press record on you second loop track(no matter when) it starts recording at the beginning of the bar of the first loop.
All loops act the same but can be of different lengths but they all quantize.
Holding Down a loop button while its not playing erases the loop.
there is a stop all and start all button to stop and start all loops together independent of the master clock start and stop.
the master start and stop from ableton would override this ^^^^
In series mode
press loop one/play/press loop two and record to loop two.(loop one stops playing when you move to loop two. then you can stack on these loops if you want and toggle between them. up to four different tracks if you want)
REVISED: Basic Boomerang operation in parallel.
All four tracks sync to a master loop.(in my case it will be Ableton)
Everything is quantized in equal divisions.
Press loop one and play your instrument/ press loop one again to stop recording and the loop starts playing. then you can add layers to that by selecting "stack" with a different button and pressing the active loop button. Pressing the button again stops the loop..
When you press record on you second loop track(no matter when) it starts recording at the beginning of the bar of the first loop.
All loops act the same but can be of different lengths but they all quantize.
Holding Down a loop button while its not playing erases the loop.
there is a stop all and start all button to stop and start all loops together independent of the master clock start and stop.
the master start and stop from ableton would override this ^^^^
In series mode
press loop one/play/press loop two and record to loop two.(loop one stops playing when you move to loop two. then you can stack on these loops if you want and toggle between them. up to four different tracks if you want)
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