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You can use metronome from reaper if you are using it with reaper, else in Mobius keep one of the loops as your reference metronome beat

this might be a routing issue make sure the the input channel is routed to the mobius channel, check the routing part of the video

I’m not sure why you are facing this issue as I have tried multiple type-c hubs and adaptors and they all seem to work fine, are you able to connect flash drives or external ssd

@@soundunwound hi. Thank you for answering. I tried some adaptors. Direkt usb c to usb adaptor. Belkin hub. ( bit older for my MacBook 2018) today got a new one bought on Amazon 11 in 1 hub. Nothing is working. iPad goes to safe mode ( usb offline.- Nö charging no nothing. ) til I do a Reset. Is it possible that I just don’t have the right hub?

let me know where it went wrong,I'll try to help you out

check the VST location in the Ableton preferences, might be a different location than your VST folder

yup, you can't use a DAW without headphone jack, bluetooth will always cause latency

you can get the audio recorded sepeartely in the DAW and screen capture without audio

Yes use the keyboardshorts to control Mobius and create the empty reference loop

thank you Ke-mo sah-bee

are you using mobius with reaper?

@@soundunwound Yes I am.

@@TomWilkowske if you are getting audio other tracks except mobius then ASIO4ALL isn't the problem, after routing check the level indicators on tracks, if you trigger the audio input(guitar or mic) track 2 and track 1 will indicate change in level, if you use MIDI keyboard track 1 and track 2 will indicate change in level, this indicates that routing is done alright, if you mean the ref loop in mobius doesn't start recording, then it will only happen after you have hit the main record button on reaper as we have set the loop track to synch with host

do you mean like a hardware live looper like Ditto? in that case it's a yes, this can completely replace it provided you figure out a way to connect your guitar input to Mobius, but Mobius doesn't work well with FL from what I've experirnced, also it's a 32 bit software, I'm gonna put a video with all the updated 64bit plugins and DAW setups that can be used for live looping

@@soundunwound That would be dope! Looking forward to it!

Reaper retains the configuration, can you check if this happens with other external VSTs in Cakewalk where it resets the configuration of the VST plugin every time you come back, another reason could be the Mobius plugin being 32bit, reaper has an inherent x86 bridge for such plugins which I thinks eliminates compatibility problems, also try Mobius as standalone utility, I understand that a 32 bit plugin doesnt make sense in this age but it's free and highly customisable, so worth a try

glad to help

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While using it standalone make an empty loop using an external visible metronome to define the length of your loop, in track setup synchronization select synch source as track so that now you can use the first visible loop as a bar reference and the looping will work same as that in reaper

So first track empty loop is reference and start looping from the second track

@@soundunwound OK, I got it :) Thank you so much man!

this is bit tricky, you'll either have to use vb-audio virtual cable to send daw output to obs or there is a vst plugin called reastream,after installing reastream you can access it in the vst plugin option in the audio filters in OBS, in reastream you have to use the local broadcast option

If you are using a DAW you have to arm the main track for recording and start recording on that track before you start looping just in the case of our tutorial, check the time stamp 13:10, if you are using standalone mobius you can use audacity with virtual cable

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This is normal when you use asio4all, your sound drivers switch from the standard driver to asio, you can enable specific input output from the asio4all settings(click on the spanner or gear icon), but you'll be only able get the audio output of the software for which you have selected asio4all( reaper in this case), there will be no audio output from other apps on PC while you have asio running

@@soundunwound oh okay.. That sucks but i will try anyway ^^ thanks

Thank you

Yes this can be done with an arduino based diy MIDI pedal, you can also have a dedicated foot switch for each function with it

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Sadly no 64 bit version for this

you need to use the routing feature of reaper 6:04, to record your live looping session on the Mobius track in reaper. After routing start recording in reaper on the primary track with Mobius on it and then open and use Mobius to start live looping to make sure your session is recorded on the reaper track as well

Thank you, glad to know you liked it

the problem seems to be related to the input settings of Mobius, also this can happen due to feedback of a microphone if you are using one for looping

once you have your reference loop and you move to track 2, first press "R" and the recording in track 2 will start at the next synch point i.e. when loop on your reference track resets or begins again, now press "R" and then "O" quickly once recording on track 2(pink full circle) begins, this will ensure the overdub to begin in the next cycle and now you can just focus on playing your primary loop at the next synch point with the visual cue from your reference loop and then overdub occurs automatically for the given loop length and you can keep on recording new loops over this track, but to avoid latency move to the next track after a few loops, now before moving to the next track lock your track number 2 by pressing "O" in an empty cycle (when you aren't playing anything or mute the instrument and let the loop be) which will stop the overdub and now you can repeat the same process for track 3

@@soundunwound thank you mate, it works!!!!!

That's so true, glad you liked the tutorial

You can make use of jbridge to convert 32bit plug-ins to 64bit, but ableton comes with a decent default looper which does the job

If you want to capture the loop session audio in standalone Mobius, open Audacity simultaneously and select wasapi mode and in the input device for Audacity select your computer's audio output, then start recording in Audacity and then make your loops,the complete session will be recorded in Audacity and you can export it from there

@@soundunwound Thanks, I appreciate you taking the time to answer this, huge help.

glad to help you out

thank you 👍, I'm glad you found the video helpful

this seems like a latency issue to me, for looping we use live recording so the buffer length in the ASIO4ALL should be set to a lower value

@@soundunwound Thanks for the reply, where can I change that value? I'm relatively new to music sorry haha

I am assuming that you have a Windows system, there's a part in the video(8:30) that mentions how to select audio devices from ASIO4ALL driver, the buffer length option is available just below the input and output devices in ASIO4ALL

@@soundunwound Yay! This worked for me, thanks so much :)

Ohhhh, thanks a lot... I've missed the last part of your video. You are a genius! :D

Thank you..I am really glad that the video turned out to be helpful for you

Thank you for your feedback and yes Mobius is a 32bit software but it runs fine on a 64bit system like most of the 32bit utilities which work fine on a 64bit system, rather the system on which this video is made is a 64bit system, also the video is about an affordable live looping setup without a midi pedal, though I’d be happy to check out your software

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Yes apparently it doesn't support new updates of Mac OS, that's a bummer

what OS are you using?

The most simple way is to use Mobius as a standalone application, and select your laptop microphone or your headset microphone in the Mobius audio devices and then you can just loop the sound recorded from the selected audio input

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so just install ASIO4all and use Mobius as standalone application, select ASIO4ALL in the Mobius audio devices in the preferences, now in ASIO4all panel select your PC or Laptop mic as input and you are good to go, then you can refer to the looping part of the video

@@soundunwound tanx so much mate