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.
Use it for live looping, sequencing, arranging, mixing, and much more. Whether you're a live performer, a producer, or just experimenting with sound, Loopy Pro helps you take control of your creative process.
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Obviously I’m in 😂
This is on my list actually of apps I wish was on iPhone, along with most of klevgrand’s catalogue and, now, Mariana.
Tbf @GospelMusicians usually come through with the iPhone goods.
I asked dev for Tomofon on iPhone, they see similar problem with screen size like GospelMusicans, and I understand : it can lead to some question /frustration by users who want prepared GUI for iPhone.
This is similar like ButterSynth : better to have the same GUI like on iPad working on iPhone than not. Yes , some developers are trying to be perfect and I understand, but hey , we accept some shortcuts thanks to zoom function.
Skaka is the one I’ve always wanted for iPhone. They’ve saved me a lot of money over the years by being iPad only though!
A year after this post, I would like to ask ... is it available yet?
I don't see any mention of this in the app's version history. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/splat-to-clat/id6443473253
Yes I still hope for a professional sounding acoustic drums like Modo drums. Drum perfect pro will soon be update with better auv3 handling. Although very good not in the same league as modo drums with infinite sounding for greater realism.
Hi, I'm interested in building apps that help small biz like yours for managing communications across the web. I personally find it most growth-oriented to embrace any comms that happen across the web as able to. When better tools exist, it can be as easy as managing comms from your one official channel. Like a chat app that aggregates comms from all those platforms, and makes it easy to copy external comms , for example. These kind of tools currently exist but can be very expensive or require dedicated extra time to figure out how to save time with.
I'm an iOS dev vet since start of the App Store - background in startup b2c social plus enterprise apps at scale, currently independent and looking to build apps for music from angles including tools for music app businesses. LMK if you have any feedback, thx. These would be free apps with optional premium stuff later but emphasis on valuable permanently free tier.
I'm puzzled, genuinely, over the enthusiasm by some for this developer. Their apps sound great, not above many others imo but they're fine. The interface, however, is a masterful flow buster. Just choosing a patch in Bassalicious when the drop down box won't fold away after selecting a patch on my iPad Pro means that I never use it
For me, I regard this developer as quality mainly related to reliability. I never find that a project loads playing the wrong notes, I never find myself needing to midi panic due to stuck notes etc. I do find that with Beathawk, Decent Sampler, Tera Pro, FRMS etc. I think PureSynth and Bassalicious 2 are some of the few apps I have that just never crash or go a bit weird in use.
Having spent decades navigating synths with complex menu systems and bewildering button combinations, I think many folks are just comfortable tapping their screen once to remove the menu, given that it sounds incredible.
That must be where I'm going wrong. So, to be clear, I... tap... the screen...? and you're saying the menu folds away? Well, you live and learn! Appreciate your help.
Yeah, the big X in the top right of the preset window to be specific. Happy to help.
You’re missing the 7 pages of discussion on this app. It was widely talked about for a while.
Hello @offbrands
It is a preset player for drums. Basically, it plays midi files. As far as I know, you can't modify the midi files but you can export and import the midi files.
The genre is Hip Hop, LoFi, Neo-soul. Some presets are good. Samples are ok. It takes a lot of space (minimum 800 MB).
The thing that I HATE : ) is that if you change the preset, it stops the player. So, you have to start again. What it means, is that you can't easily navigate between the presets... which should be the purpose of a preset player, no? I asked the dev, and he told me that it designed like that and won't change.
You can't
I find the interface clunky and don't use it anymore, but I find the included samples amazing and recorded quite a couple for use in other samplers.
I bought it for full price when it first came out and have no regrets. I’ve used the internal beats a bit - but now I just use it kinda like oneshot and send programmed midi beats into a kit - there’s quite a few hits/samples included that fit my style of music.