Hi,
what is currently the best patch to simulate a Loop Station with Pure Data by playing with the MIDI keyboard in multiple channels?
I would like it to automatically do real-time quantization while recording (or align the notes immediately after recording them), so as to record the audio directly.
[Pd 0.54.0 on Linux]

Thank you,
a.

@atux check out patchstorage, https://patchstorage.com/platform/pd-vanilla/?search_query=loop&tax_platform=pd-vanilla&tax_post_tag=&orderby=modified&wpas_id=search_form&wpas_submit=1 ,

tho there's about a dozen hardware/software listings on https://patchstorage.com that work using pure data patches - the most popular being ones that run on the organelle https://patchstorage.com/platform/organelle/?search_query=loop&tax_platform=organelle&tax_post_tag=&orderby=modified&wpas_id=search_form&wpas_submit=1

the .pd patch format is fairly portable especially if they are made with vanilla abstractions. so minor modifications (like changing to dac~ to hear the audio out with an organelle patch)
but if they use compiled externals the console will complain and you have to track them down and install them, and cross your fingers, in either order, usually using "find externals"

you need four buffers and you need to record audio into it. that's not tricky. the tricky thing here would be overdubbing the same buffer, which may imply some form of summing of your output audio with your input audio, for each of the buffers. even though i would like to point you to a couple things in here: one would be, and is effecively to use a tape delay with 8 and 40 seconds. the other is using a granular delay line. and finally to use granular synthesis with less voices, very large buffers, very large grains, and so.
cheers

Hi.Directly on this forum you have this modular looper.

But it is not exactly a loop station.
Bye