I just got a reply from Luke at Melda, indicating that the latest version of GP would fix the issue—which it doesn’t. I’ve let him know.
@dhj @djogon, was he referring to GP 3.8, or will you address the issue in the next update? At current, GP 3.8 and MSuperLooper 14.09 still don’t work together in sync mode.
@edm11 - no he is talking about a possible upcoming version. We can’t promise when will it be released.
It’s nice that this plugin can do double duties as an input switcher. Because the routing of the input channel to outputs is a parameter, I can have a single widget to switch my input between the different amps.
Which MSuperLooper parameter are you using to assign to that single dial widget?
It was Track 1 - Output. The track parameters are not grouped/ordered together in the parameter list, so it was easier to go into the track Fx/Settings in MSL and then use the GP mapping Learn.
I also used a custom widget label to display the output number: Amp [value]
Very well done!
I see you “Input Switcher” widget, but I don’t see it in the plugin list. Could you expand more on this?
The input switcher plugin in my screenshot is just a renamed MSuperLooper.
As long as we’re bringing this back from the dead, has anyone had better luck with MSuperLooper in GP recently?
I think its working quite well, no sync issues, but then again, im by no means anywhere near a looper power user…
Thank you … rank13
Given that MSuperLooper and MDrummer are both Melda plug-ins: there was also a sync issue with MDrummer that was fixed in GP 4.5.8, thanks to @dhj, so that might have fixed this sync-issue with MSuperLooper as well…