Wonderful Puredata patch !
Midi learn didn’t work for me because I wanted to control SooperLooper with a Note On message which I managed in Puredata with a small modification of your file:
Thanks!
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To tell you how much this patch works nicely on the Zynthian…
I don’t even need to search for a button or pedal to deal with looper modes.
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Far out!
Maybe a bit of reading will make miracles 
That’s a LOT!!
I have just discovered SooperLooper was ported!!!
I was guessing how it was possible to see the waveform of the recording,
or if the input value on the top right should fill up an the threshold value is
normal that is fixed at 0.85 or it can be changed…
I guess for the Waveform part it’s up to SooperLooper devs to first implement it, or
there is some other ways to see at the recording within Zynthian???
I make a bit of confusion with the Zynthian nativ recorder also, can’t that be used
instead to load samples in SooperLooper??’
Or to Edit SooperLooper recorded loops???
As for the waveform: anything not saved is in-memory, so no way for zynthian to get at that.
Slgui does not show as waveform either (and frankly, I never missed it), so I do not think there’s an easy way to get at it. Now you mention it, I guess it could be useful.
Sooperlooper really is mainly a live looper*, though you can load individual loops. The Zynthian interface allows loading a loop into loop 1 only.
*two points of note: undo history is flattened upon save, and sync points are not saved or restored with sessions, so relative sync is only useful in a live situation.
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This is not correct. The “load file” controller will load a file to the currently selected loop. I just loaded three files to three different loops.
I don’t see a benefit to add a waveform display to sooperlooper. We have one for zynsampler and may see another for our audio clip launcher in development.
That sounds like a bug which could be reported in the issue tracker.
That’s cool, maybe my memory is playing tricks on me, or you added this at a later stage.
That would be an upstream ticket, not Zynthian’s fault.
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Hei hei,
I have discovered Zynthian recently and am very positively impressed by it =)
I want to use it as a looper station for my performance.
In my SooperLooper instance I have 4 separate tracks of which, in addition to using the one control pedal, I also want to control the separate wet levels without switching in between the tracks. I have understood that I can do this as well with a pure data patch. Based on the one pedal patch, I have (tried) to derive a patch for controlling those separate wet levels. However, unfortunately, it doesn’t work =( Therefore, I am asking for help here. I have attached the pure data patch I have for now.
Bests, Basti
looppedal_wet_control.zip (2.6 KB)
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