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I did something similar in Csound on Linux for my project

Notstandskomitee. I wanted to take my studio multitrack loops on the

road, process the tracks individually, and switch between patterns.

Combined with visual feedback with the cheapo Behringer BCF motorfader

controller, live synthesis for keyboard and now with live visuals done

in PD/GEM, bridged via OSC.
Here you can see the FLTK Csound userinterface in the background:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g0N0tma0zLI
I first tried to program it in PD but I took a wrong approach. It was

easier for me to code it in Csound and state persistence was easier to

do there too.
Here even on a netbook on a rainy streetfest:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GYihrstv9mo
Its far from an allpurpose application for easy throw in your loops and

go. But I am thinking about sharing the patch as soon I have some time

to make it simpler to understand and construct your own live set.
Cheers,
Malte

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