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Each pedal of the FCB1010 is mapped to CC and SooperLooper as described in the next table. This driver implements a specific, but quite common yet, workflow specially tailored to play Jazz Standards, although it probably suits other genres too. It works like this:

Each pedal of the FCB1010 is mapped to CC and SooperLooper as described in the next table. Note that you MUST configure your FCB1010 to send triggers with the specified CC numbers. It won't work with FCB's factory assignments, as they are "frankly daft". Of course, you could configure any other MIDI controller to send the same CC numbers and use it instead, so to some extend, this driver is not exclusive for the FCB1010, although it's been designed with it in mind.

 

This driver implements a specific, but quite common yet, workflow specially tailored to play Jazz Standards, although it probably suits other genres too. It works like this:

* Loop 1 is always treated as the timing reference — everything else quantizes to it. I tap in a rhythm, usually with conga drums on my keyboard’s drum pads. I then let that rhythm play out while setting the quantize loop for all remaining loops.

* Loop 1 is always treated as the timing reference — everything else quantizes to it. I tap in a rhythm, usually with conga drums on my keyboard’s drum pads. I then let that rhythm play out while setting the quantize loop for all remaining loops.