Additive mode // better bloops

Here, we learn how Additive mode works.
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Better Bloops is a video manual / companion for Blooper, the bottomless looper. Each episode will break off a little chunk and take a good, hard look at it -- how it works, and how you might want to use it.
Hope it helps.

[@joshuacarpenter4456]

The animated diagrams are supper helpful.

[@saleschasebliss6565]

Thanks so much!

[@mattvanyguitar]

I dig all the features Blooper but THIS is amazing! Thanks!

[@louisservet7931]

what a wonderful machine

[@KCruB3ast1]

Is the always listening factor of additive mode similar to the old 16 second delay ie even when it's off it can hear what I just played for however long the delay line is?

[@andreadinicolantonio4361]

Is it possible to play the loop just once?

[@gl00merz]

This looks like that weird guy from Knobs

[@sp3ct3rsd3mos]

dude you're killin me

[@HighTech636]

Oh that's so nice

[@gl00merz]

7:15 - nothing but garbled filtered static but Knobs: "that actually sounds pretty good" ROFLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL

[@Knobs]

One man's garble is another man's marble

[@shitmandood]

@@Knobs lol...man...

[@DK-qe6uo]

This fine but where’s the video on how to use the volume knob? Unprofessional!

[@YOSFP]

WOHOOO!!!!!!!!

[@RobFlaxMusic]

Last ten seconds: "let's just make a custom tape delay." WEIRD FLEX BUT OK

[@someduder5786]

Rob Flax I’m not sure how he did that?!

[@RobFlaxMusic]

@@someduder5786 Set the repeats to relatively low, the "tap tempo" of the delay to be the delay time he wants (i.e. start recording and then start overdubbing... the length of those presses sets a loop length, which is now decaying away since the repeats knob isn't maxed). Then use the filters in additive mode to apply cumulative high pass, add some wow and flutter by adjusting the stability knob, and voila!