safrosch

@AOpsyche said:
@safrosch here ya go! This isnt intended to be very informative, but i just wanted to demonstrate that it can be done.

Thanks so much! I actually got it figured out last night from one of your earlier replies, but this further helps my understanding. I think the confusion was that I was trying to create non 4/4 loops on the initial audio track, not the overdubs. Definitely strange how the resolution determines the record length quantization only on the overdubs, but I'm sure there is a logical explanation beyond my understanding. This method makes it super easy to develop a myriad of abnormal loops, and I am having an absolute ball with it!

Thank you for walking me through the process and helping me out!

@AOpsyche said:
Alternatively, if the parent clip is one beat long, you can record any number multiple of this parent clip regardless of zoom level.

As well, this only works when the parent audio loop is one beat long. So for instance, if I created an audio track and made it one beat, every subsequent layer would be a multiple of one beat. This does not work though if the upper most track is one beat (since these tracks are not linked via the looping feature). Only the launch function will quantize to the upper most track, the end loop function still only quantizes to 4/4 unless it is a layer of an already non 4/4 time signature, or the track length is set in advance.