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Loopy Pro Update Version 1.0.13

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  • lukesleepwalkerlukesleepwalker

    I hope all the folks who were wary of the pricing model take note of the rapid substantial Loopy Pro releases. If there’s any doubt that the yearly investment model works then you probably have unrealistic expectations.

  • FastGhostFastGhost

    My NS2 mixdown bug is still in there and I can't find it on the roadmap either. Still, the app is so damn good I'm more than willing to work around it.

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  • espiegel123espiegel123

    @FastGhost said:
    My NS2 mixdown bug is still in there and I can't find it on the roadmap either. Still, the app is so damn good I'm more than willing to work around it.

    The roadmap doesn’t include every issue. Have you brought the issue to the attention of @Michael ?

  • FastGhostFastGhost

    @espiegel123 Indeed, I sent over an example project with a video of how it sounds when playing back using the transport control along with a wav of the mixdown output.

    @tja LoopyPro behaves impeccably as an AUv3 inside NS2 except for one small thing, when you mixdown the project, some of the samples come out all mangled. I'd assumed it was a sample rate thing (which it might be), but no matter what settings I use it still happens. The weirdest thing is, when I was creating the sample project, I made it by cutting out everything irrelevant from the project I first discovered it in, but the samples that got mangled in the original project came out fine in the cut down one, and the samples that played perfectly in the OG project came out mangled in the cut down one. Someone on here (possibly @espiegel123) suggested setting NS2 as a source in AUM and recording it that way, which will be my workaround once I manage to work out how to do it.

  • espiegel123espiegel123

    @FastGhost : if you sent him a project, it might s most likely on his radar but he hasn’t had a chance to get to it…as you can see a lot of development is going on.

  • FastGhostFastGhost

    Oh totes, this update alone looks like a hell of a shift.

  • wimwim
    edited June 2022

    @FastGhost said:
    @tja LoopyPro behaves impeccably as an AUv3 inside NS2 except for one small thing, when you mixdown the project, some of the samples come out all mangled. I'd assumed it was a sample rate thing (which it might be), but no matter what settings I use it still happens. The weirdest thing is, when I was creating the sample project, I made it by cutting out everything irrelevant from the project I first discovered it in, but the samples that got mangled in the original project came out fine in the cut down one, and the samples that played perfectly in the OG project came out mangled in the cut down one. Someone on here (possibly @espiegel123) suggested setting NS2 as a source in AUM and recording it that way, which will be my workaround once I manage to work out how to do it.

    You could also consider hosting NS2 directly in Loopy Pro. B)

    You'll probably need to start NS2 first before adding it to the Loopy session. Some IAA apps are just like that. Once you have it in Loopy you can set up midi bindings to various clips, then send notes from NS2 patterns to trigger loops. With the right settings, the clips on the NS2 timeline can be nice indicators of when the loops will play.

    [edit] ... I tried setting up actions where a note-on started clip playback and note-off stopped it. As long as I turned off play/stop quantization for the clip, it worked most of the time, but sometimes the clip didn't toggle off like it should. I'm not sure this is a reliable solution.

  • FastGhostFastGhost

    Thanks anyway @wim

  • MichaelMichael

    @FastGhost said:
    My NS2 mixdown bug is still in there and I can't find it on the roadmap either. Still, the app is so damn good I'm more than willing to work around it.

    Damn, yeah, sorry about that! It’s still on my list, was just cracking through other more pressing stuff. I’ll take a look very soon!

  • FastGhostFastGhost

    No problem @Michael, I'm perfectly happy for you to get to it whenever it works for you.

  • AudioGusAudioGus
    edited June 2022

    @FastGhost said:
    My NS2 mixdown bug is still in there and I can't find it on the roadmap either. Still, the app is so damn good I'm more than willing to work around it.

    I had a couple AU synths that would not mixdown reliably out of NS2 but would work fine in other hosts. :/ Hope your issue is not one with the host.

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