Re: Anyone use the Bastl Midi Looper?
Posted: 24 May 2024, 00:52
Hi BobbyT,
I wouldn't give up yet. I think it is a nice and easy looper to pair with your 3p once you got this problem sorted. Check if there is a Bastl MIDI looper section on Elektronauts, or Mod Wiggler, see if other people are having similar difficulties with their looper. If you hadn't already, check this video by Bastl:
On the 3p the MIDI note is set per drum channel. In the MIDI menu use the drum channel selection buttons (CH SELECT) to see the note [nt.XX] for each drum channel. Only these 6 MIDI notes will trigger the drum sounds via the global MIDI channel, any other notes will be ignored. So if the looper for example transposes all recorded notes with an octave, you won't hear any drum sounds.
Also using the channel selection buttons, make sure that the individual MIDI channel is off on all 6 drum channels [Ch.OF]. The global MIDI channel [GL.10] applies to all 6 drum channels, and should correspond with the voice MIDI output channel on the looper. As advised in the Bastl video, switch local off on the 3p when it's connected to the looper [Lo.OF]. This is a global setting that will be reset (!) when you switch off the 3p. (the 'feedback filter' setting on the Bastl basically does the same.) If you happen to have a USB MIDI interface, you could check what MIDI is coming out of the looper in a DAW, or MIDI monitoring app, it may help to further diagnose the problem.
Cheers,
Albert
I wouldn't give up yet. I think it is a nice and easy looper to pair with your 3p once you got this problem sorted. Check if there is a Bastl MIDI looper section on Elektronauts, or Mod Wiggler, see if other people are having similar difficulties with their looper. If you hadn't already, check this video by Bastl:
On the 3p the MIDI note is set per drum channel. In the MIDI menu use the drum channel selection buttons (CH SELECT) to see the note [nt.XX] for each drum channel. Only these 6 MIDI notes will trigger the drum sounds via the global MIDI channel, any other notes will be ignored. So if the looper for example transposes all recorded notes with an octave, you won't hear any drum sounds.
Also using the channel selection buttons, make sure that the individual MIDI channel is off on all 6 drum channels [Ch.OF]. The global MIDI channel [GL.10] applies to all 6 drum channels, and should correspond with the voice MIDI output channel on the looper. As advised in the Bastl video, switch local off on the 3p when it's connected to the looper [Lo.OF]. This is a global setting that will be reset (!) when you switch off the 3p. (the 'feedback filter' setting on the Bastl basically does the same.) If you happen to have a USB MIDI interface, you could check what MIDI is coming out of the looper in a DAW, or MIDI monitoring app, it may help to further diagnose the problem.
Cheers,
Albert