At the moment, the Looper treats the record buffer as an open canvas onto which overdubs can be recorded. This means that if you're recording a loop that is shorter than the buffer and you want it to loop only what you've first recorded, you have to manually set the end position to the right spot. This can be tricky.
Instead, most loopers will treat the length of your first recording as the whole loop. We should do the same.
At the moment, the Looper treats the record buffer as an open canvas onto which overdubs can be recorded. This means that if you're recording a loop that is shorter than the buffer and you want it to loop only what you've first recorded, you have to manually set the end position to the right spot. This can be tricky.
Instead, most loopers will treat the length of your first recording as the whole loop. We should do the same.