I am using 2 guitars, one acoustic and one electric, and my current workflow is finding chord progressions by ears: then I get their names using Oolimo or Scaler 3
Why I use apps to find names?
Because I always find chords that are easy to play but impossible to name, he he
Then I use the latter to create backing-tracks: it is a lot of fun, but I started recently to introduce loops in my arsenal
Making loops and overdubbing in Bitwig is not so fast and easy
I demoed Mobius and understood nothing
So I reinstalled Cantabile Solo to see if I can do that with multiple Midi players, but I am unable to have them in sync and playing forever, and I think to remember it needs some “programming”
There is a way to make the process in Cantabile 4, possibly easier and faster, or I have to buy a looper pedal?
I personally use a looper called Enso by Audio Damage which is a fun looper with lots of features that work well with Cantabile. I use multiple instances live (using states to mute inputs and outputs) but also use it on the studio to create some “soundscapes” using some of the built in degradation type decay etc. Its not “cheap” (about £60 at the moment in the UK) but there is a demo which only has a few limitations (silence after 20 mins/not recall in DAW or saving). But its my goto…
I also use GVST GLoop just as a really basic looper. Its pretty basic and has some quirks (not the smoothest loop sometimes) but its free and pretty intuitive. I use this sometimes as it has a clear last/recall last so it you are building a loop and screw up you can kind of go a step back and repeat.
