Loopy Pro: Create music, your way.

What is Loopy Pro? — Loopy Pro is a powerful, flexible, and intuitive live looper, sampler, clip launcher and DAW for iPhone and iPad. At its core, it allows you to record and layer sounds in real-time to create complex musical arrangements. But it doesn’t stop there—Loopy Pro offers advanced tools to customize your workflow, build dynamic performance setups, and create a seamless connection between instruments, effects, and external gear.

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  • supadomsupadom

    @wired2moon said:
    Just ordered the MeloAudio Tone Shifter Mega, on Cyber Monday sale.

    I play bass in a 3 piece, no keyboard player but we want synth parts in some songs so plan is to use this to tap tempo in AUM (for rhythm sync - our drummer can be a bit unpredictable!) and then trigger sequences and samples on my ipad here and there through the gentle art of stomping.

    Nice thing about it is it’s an audio interface as well as a midi foot controller, so reduces overall kit needed.

    Looks cool. I remember the non interface version lacking the momentary cc, which made me return it. Is this the same?

  • wired2moonwired2moon

    @supadom said:

    @wired2moon said:
    Just ordered the MeloAudio Tone Shifter Mega, on Cyber Monday sale.

    I play bass in a 3 piece, no keyboard player but we want synth parts in some songs so plan is to use this to tap tempo in AUM (for rhythm sync - our drummer can be a bit unpredictable!) and then trigger sequences and samples on my ipad here and there through the gentle art of stomping.

    Nice thing about it is it’s an audio interface as well as a midi foot controller, so reduces overall kit needed.

    Looks cool. I remember the non interface version lacking the momentary cc, which made me return it. Is this the same?

    Yeah I think so but don't need momentary cc just now (famous last words no doubt). I’ll see how I get on.

  • tahichetahiche

    @wired2moon said:
    Just ordered the MeloAudio Tone Shifter Mega, on Cyber Monday sale.

    I play bass in a 3 piece, no keyboard player but we want synth parts in some songs so plan is to use this to tap tempo in AUM (for rhythm sync - our drummer can be a bit unpredictable!) and then trigger sequences and samples on my ipad here and there through the gentle art of stomping.

    Nice thing about it is it’s an audio interface as well as a midi foot controller, so reduces overall kit needed.

    Was checking out the Meloaudio device and it looks 100% identical to a Harley Benton (Thomann) one. Could it be that both are just licenses from a manufacturer?.

  • wired2moonwired2moon

    Ah yes, so it is. Those reviews on Thomann aren’t massively encouraging :# Time will tell

  • dobbsdobbs
    edited November 2021

    I just recently got a midi foot switch from ebay. Rocktron MIDI Xchange. It has two 6,3mm inputs to connect any volume pedal you got lying around to send CC. Very cool, but still waiting to get tested!

    And a footswitch of which I wish I could find out the name, because I think it's a really nice and cheap alternative since all these foot switches seem to cost a small fortune... It's a DIY solder kit. I'll try to dig out more infos...

    edit: it was this one: http://www.uk-electronic.de/onlineshop/product_info.php?cPath=105_348&products_id=2976​

  • jolicojolico

    😂 great title

  • steve99steve99

    @supadom said:

    @wired2moon said:
    Just ordered the MeloAudio Tone Shifter Mega, on Cyber Monday sale.

    I play bass in a 3 piece, no keyboard player but we want synth parts in some songs so plan is to use this to tap tempo in AUM (for rhythm sync - our drummer can be a bit unpredictable!) and then trigger sequences and samples on my ipad here and there through the gentle art of stomping.

    Nice thing about it is it’s an audio interface as well as a midi foot controller, so reduces overall kit needed.

    Looks cool. I remember the non interface version lacking the momentary cc, which made me return it. Is this the same?

    I've got the MP100 (non interface version). Works really well for me, with momentary cc's (though I will double check when I get home). I use top row for guitar and bottom row for looper (Quantiloop / Enso / Loopy). I use it Bluetooth with a Yamaha UD-bt-01 (usb dongle) - there's no power to the midi 5pin out, so it won't work for 5pin bluetooth adapters, but the new CME bluetooth usb dongle should also work (now the yamaha's are hard to find).

  • stimstim
    edited November 2021

    I've been using a Softstep 2 with expression pedal to control loopers and virtual amps on my PC for a few years. Recently made the jump to iPad and it works very well, controlling Group-the-Loop, Nembrini amps, FX and drums.

    There is definitely a learning curve to setting it up properly, but the pay-off is immense flexibility.

    Regarding the pads, it is initially frustrating to use them as they are close together and sometimes you can miss a press. However there is an 'adjacent lockout' function. Nevertheless, I get best results using it barefoot.

    I wouldn't gig with it though. There are the rare times when the USB connection is lost. If I was to gig I would probably invest in a Nektar Pacer.

  • BladeRunnerBladeRunner
    edited November 2021

    Good old Korg NanaoPad. I just glued axe knobs on it. Works great! Nice and compact. Of course you cannot beat the cost effective Behringer FCB1010 which I own a couple of. However the Boss unit beats them all for convenience.

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