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While we're all cooped up inside, here're some Loopy Pro updates
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Yeah I’m planning on adding that, as well as a specific sequence
If I'm understanding Loopy Pro's look-ahead feature correctly..
The following is an example of how I'd plan to use it. (Please correct me if can't be used this way).
I would set up a 4-bar loop, then press record with the look-ahead feature activated.
While the loop is recording... I could experiment at creating a 4-bar loop multiple times, even if I spend 10 minutes working on the loop, the record function remains running.
At some point I play 4-bars of something I think is really great. I now have 4-bars of time to stop the recorder so I can save my great 4-bars of music to the track. I can then save that 4-bar track as a Midi file for use in later compositions?
If this is how it works?.... Could I do the same with an 8-bar loop, or a 16 bar loop...?
Is there a loop length limit while using the look-ahead feature?
Yep, that's right. Once Loopy does MIDI recording, yep, you'll be able to export it, save it to Loopy's media library, etc. Note that Loopy Pro 1.0 will be audio-only. MIDI will come in a later update.
Nope, no length limit.
Excellent, thanks.
Wow. This sounds like it's going to be great for those of us who play improv, and have often wished we had a recorder running to capture those moments when everything came together and sounded just right.
Looking forward to working with your new app!
👍👍
Look ahead - seems to me that’s not only good for “getting it right” but also simply because in a performance you may want to play that loop many times before you “let go” and let the last recording take over. This way you wouldn’t have to stop playing to press a record button then go back to complete the recording, you just press the button after—much more seamless.
Never even considered stuff like this. Amazing.
Yeah, it’s a nice workflow
@Michael
Don’t feel bad about 6yrs of time passing. You’ve been raising a child and being a hall monitor of a bunch of musically inclined nare-do-wells.
I look forward to the app and the addition of midi.
😄 Thank you!
I had that happen once several years ago. I guess it could happen again some day. Good to know I'll be ready for it next time.
@Michael /anyone : I may have missed this in the thread already, but will this be able to be controlled for play, record, overdub by MIDI foot switch? I was disappointed to discover that you can’t control the looper in my Akai Force that way. Seems a missed opportunity.
Good lord, yes, with bells on.
Excellent! Any recommendations re the necessary/ preferred hardware? Home use only, so doesn’t need to be built like a tank. I’ll buy one specifically for use with Loopy.
Might want to start a separate thread for that discussion (and I don't know the answer anyway, actually!)
Am I right in thinking that the only way to get my own loops into this app is via iTunes?
No, it's gonna support a bunch of ways, including via Files and AirDrop, and it'll have iCloud support too, and I'll probably add a little fileserver a bit later too.
It does and it sounds just right 👍🙌
Some of the questions recently asked are about features already in Loopy HD. I think it’s safe to assume existing features will not be lost in Loopy pro.
X-Y pad control I just finished:
Hopefully the 'blur / light-glow' can be turned off?
It might 'look cool' for some but it's blurring my eyes making it hard to focus
(...not getting any younger and my eyes are slowly but surely degrading even when using glasses).
I love the 80s sound but I'll skip the neon glow...
Got any teasers on midi clips and editing them or maybe sneak peak at sampling / audio-editing?
Cheers!
+1
Hehe, for you @Samu, sure
No, I haven't started on MIDI at all yet.
What sort of stuff did you have in mind?
a link to beta version
Chop a part of a recorded loop and use it as an instrument or map sections of a loop to pads for re-triggering.
Basic edit features, trim/crop, normalize, reverse, fade in/out.
Not much but that's the bare bones.
I'm totally blown away by Koala at the moment, fun fast and easy to use
Ah yes, let me get back to you in a few days with that one.
As for grouping loops for quick song arrangement, the way I would love to use it is to be able to do the following:
This is basically what can be done in Ableton (except it's only rows == scenes) and Korg Gadget and I guess I'm not totally wrong in considering this a widely accepted and popular concept.
I'm not against being able to put loops into different groups arbitrarily but I personally find the simple row and/or column approach much more straightforward, even if that results in a few duplicated loops that don't change from song secton to song section. Loop blocks can be quite small and still work well for song arrangement (See Garageband Live Loops) and I can imagine a zoom and pan view that allows for quickly zooming in and out of a large set of loops.
Just a few ideas while I have no idea about the big picture yet.
Looking great @Michael !
Would be possible asynchronous loops with different durations each and not tied to Tempo?
Sooo looking fwd! Hopefully there will be presets for midi settings for midi maps.
And hopefully easy import/export of audio