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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  • GavinskiGavinski
    edited October 2023

    @HotStrange said:

    @Gavinski said:

    @cvwonder said:
    @Gavinski did I hear you correct, noinput may rank higher than pianoteq in your world?

    I mean they're very different and at totally different price points too, let's just say I really love both! Definitely not everyone will like both. If you like experimental stuff NoInputMixer is really worth getting imo though!

    I would argue Pianoteq is equally good for experimental music. I’ve made some pretty crazy stuff with it lol now I want to try the 2 of them together. Or Pianoteq through Lines 🤩

    Ah for sure, with so many instruments pianoteq should have a far wider appeal than it seems to have on this forum, and you can make experimental music with any instrument. Definitely! And the the morph feature and ability to tweak more parameters that you get with the Standard license is most definitely appealing to experimentalists.

  • HotStrangeHotStrange
    edited October 2023

    @Gavinski said:

    @HotStrange said:

    @Gavinski said:

    @cvwonder said:
    @Gavinski did I hear you correct, noinput may rank higher than pianoteq in your world?

    I mean they're very different and at totally different price points too, let's just say I really love both! Definitely not everyone will like both. If you like experimental stuff NoInputMixer is really worth getting imo though!

    I would argue Pianoteq is equally good for experimental music. I’ve made some pretty crazy stuff with it lol now I want to try the 2 of them together. Or Pianoteq through Lines 🤩

    Ah for sure, with so many instruments pianoteq should have a far wider appeal than it seems to have on this forum, and you can make experimental music with any instrument. Definitely! And the the morph feature and ability to tweak more parameters that you get with the Standard license is most definitely appealing to experimentalists.

    I’m planning on releasing an album on Bandcamp Friday next week and I’d say at least 4-5 of the 11 tracks prominently feature Pianoteq. Though mostly all mangled to hell lol being able to adjust the condition of the instrument and the envelope also leads to some really cool stuff. Run that into Gauss at 2x speed and then slow it down and you’re in business lol

    I think the price turned a lot of people off though it’s 100% worth it in my eyes. I definitely plan on upgrading to the next tier soon just for more editing capabilities but even the standard license gets you a lot when you consider the free sounds it also comes with. And the generous demo of the pro features is just outstanding.

    One thing I love to do is record a weird loop in the app itself and have it play on repeat while torturing it with various effects lol. You have to get creative to get the most out of it but it pays back in dividends.

  • GavinskiGavinski

    @HotStrange said:

    @Gavinski said:

    @HotStrange said:

    @Gavinski said:

    @cvwonder said:
    @Gavinski did I hear you correct, noinput may rank higher than pianoteq in your world?

    I mean they're very different and at totally different price points too, let's just say I really love both! Definitely not everyone will like both. If you like experimental stuff NoInputMixer is really worth getting imo though!

    I would argue Pianoteq is equally good for experimental music. I’ve made some pretty crazy stuff with it lol now I want to try the 2 of them together. Or Pianoteq through Lines 🤩

    Ah for sure, with so many instruments pianoteq should have a far wider appeal than it seems to have on this forum, and you can make experimental music with any instrument. Definitely! And the the morph feature and ability to tweak more parameters that you get with the Standard license is most definitely appealing to experimentalists.

    I’m planning on releasing an album on Bandcamp Friday next week and I’d say at least 4-5 of the 11 tracks prominently feature Pianoteq. Though mostly all mangled to hell lol being able to adjust the condition of the instrument and the envelope also leads to some really cool stuff. Run that into Gauss at 2x speed and then slow it down and you’re in business lol

    I think the price turned a lot of people off though it’s 100% worth it in my eyes. I definitely plan on upgrading to the next tier soon just for more editing capabilities but even the standard license gets you a lot when you consider the free sounds it also comes with. And the generous demo of the pro features is just outstanding.

    One thing I love to do is record a weird loop in the app itself and have it play on repeat while torturing it with various effects lol. You have to get creative to get the most out of it but it pays back in dividends.

    Nice! You said Standard here but I think you meant Stage maybe? Remember, in this annoying naming convention, Standard is the 2nd tier!

  • ambrosiajamambrosiajam

    It’s Twin 3 and the Moogerfoogers for me.

    Haven’t tried logic for iOS yet but plan to someday.

  • HotStrangeHotStrange

    @Gavinski said:

    @HotStrange said:

    @Gavinski said:

    @HotStrange said:

    @Gavinski said:

    @cvwonder said:
    @Gavinski did I hear you correct, noinput may rank higher than pianoteq in your world?

    I mean they're very different and at totally different price points too, let's just say I really love both! Definitely not everyone will like both. If you like experimental stuff NoInputMixer is really worth getting imo though!

    I would argue Pianoteq is equally good for experimental music. I’ve made some pretty crazy stuff with it lol now I want to try the 2 of them together. Or Pianoteq through Lines 🤩

    Ah for sure, with so many instruments pianoteq should have a far wider appeal than it seems to have on this forum, and you can make experimental music with any instrument. Definitely! And the the morph feature and ability to tweak more parameters that you get with the Standard license is most definitely appealing to experimentalists.

    I’m planning on releasing an album on Bandcamp Friday next week and I’d say at least 4-5 of the 11 tracks prominently feature Pianoteq. Though mostly all mangled to hell lol being able to adjust the condition of the instrument and the envelope also leads to some really cool stuff. Run that into Gauss at 2x speed and then slow it down and you’re in business lol

    I think the price turned a lot of people off though it’s 100% worth it in my eyes. I definitely plan on upgrading to the next tier soon just for more editing capabilities but even the standard license gets you a lot when you consider the free sounds it also comes with. And the generous demo of the pro features is just outstanding.

    One thing I love to do is record a weird loop in the app itself and have it play on repeat while torturing it with various effects lol. You have to get creative to get the most out of it but it pays back in dividends.

    Nice! You said Standard here but I think you meant Stage maybe? Remember, in this annoying naming convention, Standard is the 2nd tier!

    Oops yeah you’re right. I always get them confused because it seems like it should be the opposite. Standard sorta implies it’s just the “standard” bottom tier. Stage sounds way more impressive 😂 wonder what the thinking behind that was.

  • GavinskiGavinski

    @HotStrange said:

    @Gavinski said:

    @HotStrange said:

    @Gavinski said:

    @HotStrange said:

    @Gavinski said:

    @cvwonder said:
    @Gavinski did I hear you correct, noinput may rank higher than pianoteq in your world?

    I mean they're very different and at totally different price points too, let's just say I really love both! Definitely not everyone will like both. If you like experimental stuff NoInputMixer is really worth getting imo though!

    I would argue Pianoteq is equally good for experimental music. I’ve made some pretty crazy stuff with it lol now I want to try the 2 of them together. Or Pianoteq through Lines 🤩

    Ah for sure, with so many instruments pianoteq should have a far wider appeal than it seems to have on this forum, and you can make experimental music with any instrument. Definitely! And the the morph feature and ability to tweak more parameters that you get with the Standard license is most definitely appealing to experimentalists.

    I’m planning on releasing an album on Bandcamp Friday next week and I’d say at least 4-5 of the 11 tracks prominently feature Pianoteq. Though mostly all mangled to hell lol being able to adjust the condition of the instrument and the envelope also leads to some really cool stuff. Run that into Gauss at 2x speed and then slow it down and you’re in business lol

    I think the price turned a lot of people off though it’s 100% worth it in my eyes. I definitely plan on upgrading to the next tier soon just for more editing capabilities but even the standard license gets you a lot when you consider the free sounds it also comes with. And the generous demo of the pro features is just outstanding.

    One thing I love to do is record a weird loop in the app itself and have it play on repeat while torturing it with various effects lol. You have to get creative to get the most out of it but it pays back in dividends.

    Nice! You said Standard here but I think you meant Stage maybe? Remember, in this annoying naming convention, Standard is the 2nd tier!

    Oops yeah you’re right. I always get them confused because it seems like it should be the opposite. Standard sorta implies it’s just the “standard” bottom tier. Stage sounds way more impressive 😂 wonder what the thinking behind that was.

    I remember that being discussed before. I think Stage is called Stage because it’s seen as more of a ‘player’ than a ‘tweaker’. I still really dislike the naming convention though, it’s confusing. Standard does not sound like leveling up, it just sounds to me like ‘bog standard’, ie. Nothing special.

  • HotStrangeHotStrange

    @Gavinski said:

    @HotStrange said:

    @Gavinski said:

    @HotStrange said:

    @Gavinski said:

    @HotStrange said:

    @Gavinski said:

    @cvwonder said:
    @Gavinski did I hear you correct, noinput may rank higher than pianoteq in your world?

    I mean they're very different and at totally different price points too, let's just say I really love both! Definitely not everyone will like both. If you like experimental stuff NoInputMixer is really worth getting imo though!

    I would argue Pianoteq is equally good for experimental music. I’ve made some pretty crazy stuff with it lol now I want to try the 2 of them together. Or Pianoteq through Lines 🤩

    Ah for sure, with so many instruments pianoteq should have a far wider appeal than it seems to have on this forum, and you can make experimental music with any instrument. Definitely! And the the morph feature and ability to tweak more parameters that you get with the Standard license is most definitely appealing to experimentalists.

    I’m planning on releasing an album on Bandcamp Friday next week and I’d say at least 4-5 of the 11 tracks prominently feature Pianoteq. Though mostly all mangled to hell lol being able to adjust the condition of the instrument and the envelope also leads to some really cool stuff. Run that into Gauss at 2x speed and then slow it down and you’re in business lol

    I think the price turned a lot of people off though it’s 100% worth it in my eyes. I definitely plan on upgrading to the next tier soon just for more editing capabilities but even the standard license gets you a lot when you consider the free sounds it also comes with. And the generous demo of the pro features is just outstanding.

    One thing I love to do is record a weird loop in the app itself and have it play on repeat while torturing it with various effects lol. You have to get creative to get the most out of it but it pays back in dividends.

    Nice! You said Standard here but I think you meant Stage maybe? Remember, in this annoying naming convention, Standard is the 2nd tier!

    Oops yeah you’re right. I always get them confused because it seems like it should be the opposite. Standard sorta implies it’s just the “standard” bottom tier. Stage sounds way more impressive 😂 wonder what the thinking behind that was.

    I remember that being discussed before. I think Stage is called Stage because it’s seen as more of a ‘player’ than a ‘tweaker’. I still really dislike the naming convention though, it’s confusing. Standard does not sound like leveling up, it just sounds to me like ‘bog standard’, ie. Nothing special.

    Precisely. Doubt it’ll change at this point but really seems like something that shouldn’t have made it out of the writers room lol

    Standard is probably where I’ll stop. It has basically all the features I’d use and I get an extra pack with it. I don’t know if I’d ever take full advantage of Pro but it looks great. If they ever do an incredible sale I might 😂

  • emc87emc87

    Combuster is up there for me personally

  • johnfromberkeleyjohnfromberkeley
    edited October 2023

    Just chiming in to say how much I am enjoying this thread as the year comes to a close.

    Please donate to my gofundme for my NEW MacBook Pro M3 Max that costs 1 million USD. THANKS IN ADVANCE.

  • HotStrangeHotStrange

    @johnfromberkeley said:
    Just chiming in to say how much I am enjoying this thread as the year comes to a close.

    Please donate to my gofundme for my NEW MacBook Pro M3 Max that costs 1 million USD. THANKS IN ADVANCE.

    I got exactly $1 that’s inexplicably covered in ink that I found at the gas station today.

  • moshpetermoshpeter
    edited April 29

    Excited to see what new apps are making waves this year. While we're on the topic of apps, let me share a personal experience. When I needed to make money now, I stumbled upon some cool coupon apps. They helped me save while shopping online, which freed up some extra cash for other things. So while we're exploring the latest and greatest apps, don't forget about the ones that can help pad your wallet too!

  • BirdpieBirdpie

    gs-dsp quantum delay

  • yellow_eyezyellow_eyez

    I think peterMOSHED his brain

  • yellow_eyezyellow_eyez
    edited April 12

    You and Petermosh your Brains - we’re midway into 2024

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