In this final project, I created a simple looper with sound effects added. The user begins by recording a first recording that will be used to determine the length of the rest of recorded layers. After the first layer has been recorded, a shred with an infinite loop of the bottom layer will be added to the Virtual Machine. Then, the user can use the 'd', 'r', 'p', or 'c' keys which denotes 'delay', 'reverb', 'pitch shift', and 'chorus' effect to select another layer to record with the effect they choose. After recorded, all the layers will be looping with the effects. Users can use any sound source as the instrument to record (ex. guitar, voice, bass, whistle). It is also recommended to wear a headphone while recording to avoid feedback. I used this looper to record a song by Eric Clapton: wonderful tonight, with the delay and reverb effect loop in my looper. I also used the looper to record the song from oasis: supersonic. I used the pitchshift and chorus effect in this song and also use my pick to scratch the string to produce a plane flying sound with the chorus effect.

Final Stereo File: "Loop" Loop.wav (wear headphones)

Final Stereo File: "Supersonic" Supersonic.wav (wear headphones)

"Space bar" - pressing to record, releasing to stop

"d" - select the delay layer to record a piece with delay effect

"r" - select the reverb layer to record a piece with reverb effect

"p" - select the pitch shift layer to record a piece with pitch shift effect

"c" - select the chorus layer to record a piece with chorus effect

bottom-layer1.wav

delay-0.wav

reverb-0.wav

pitchshift-0.wav

chorus-1.wav

LoopEffect.ck