2025-04-09 (W) EWC_Soother Looping works

I decided against recording multiple tracks in a loop in favor of a simple one-track method. I can concentrate on looping in a future project or updating this hardware. I changed the code that stopped recording, and it mostly worked. I could play new notes while the loop cycled, and they did not affect the recorded notes. I could record over the existing loop by triggering the start from the menu or the keyboard shortcut. I implemented the chord setting so I could automatically use chords during playback, or silence them. Turning them off mid-play would hang notes. There was a long lag before the first note because the system was supposed to wait for new activity, but it registered the shortcut key's release and started prematurely. I told the system to ignore any notes from the first octave. With all the updates, I confidently recorded loops and played alongside them.

The light on the synthesizer shows activity without touching the keytar

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