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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Thanks for the update… I am shocked that more people are not screaming for quicker snapshot/pattern switching..
How do y’all do a 16 bar pattern/snapshot ‘wait’.. maybe go get some coffee and return before the pattern/snapshot completes, sorry.. 😢 Maybe I am missing something…
Love the app.. Thanks..
Tip submitted..
Edit.. Ableton can learn how to do a ‘Snapshot’ system from EG Node… not on the scenes bar, Ableton.. 🥸
In case you didn’t know, you can start/stop immediately with the bottom half of the toggle button.
But yes, being able to choose somehow the amount of bars ‘wait’ before launching would be good. This is something loopy pro does excellently. I didn’t feel like it was very fair to ask for it after campaigning so hard for 16 bar loops to be added 😉
I would assume that the dev in all his creative ability does have something planned to address this.. Hope it comes along soon…
Thanks.. will look into the start/stop.. feature more..
@catherder @RajahP thanks!
It's so meaningful to receive tips from people that already bought the app!
@RajahP I'm not sure I understood what you need...
If I’m understanding rightly, @RajahP is saying that if you have a 16 bar loop in a node, if you trigger it just after a loop has started, you have to wait 15 and a bit bars for it to start on the next 16 bar cycle. This is likely what you want, but sometimes you might want it to trigger at the start of the next 4 bar cycle for instance.
Loopy pro handles this by giving you the option between:
Loopy quantisation, which is the same as what Nodes is doing at the moment
Master quantisation, Loopy lets you set a master clock cycle, eg. 4 bars, which means when you trigger the loop it starts on the next 4 bar cycle, rather than waiting for the whole length of the loop.
None, which I think is the same as Nodes’ instant start option
Custom, where you can set as many bars as you like
I’m not saying this is what Nodes should do, but I agree that something like this would be useful for live playing.
But this is a general project settings or it's a configuration for each node?
Eventually I don't understand why you will not set the node bar length to lesser that 16 bars
I think Global (for starters 😎) will take it to a new level..
this video demonstrates it…
Edit.. And the Automation save per scene update is amazing … Thanks..
In loopy the master quantisation is a global config setting per project then you can set individual clips to follow it. The custom option is set per clip.
To be clear, for those not familiar with Loopy Pro: master isn't just global. In Loopy, all the same quantization options are available globally or per color (a way of grouping clips) or per clip. The global option can be custom or none and does not have to be master.. Master also isn't a fixed setting. The number of bars represented by master can change while a project is running.
With all due respect to Loopy Pro, here we have a decidedly different and more professional app, let's not go too far 😄
lol what?
I was just clarifying the description of Loopy’s quantization which was being provided to the developer.
OK, first, I want what you are smoking. Loopy Pro is a serious professional tool--probably the deepest and most powerful looper ever created. Second, comparing apps is of no value whatsoever.
EG Nodes clip copy & paste and general MIDI paste (for iPhone too)…coming soon!
Sweet!
Nodes is becoming a real powerhouse. Thanks for your dedication to enhancing the app. I hope you do really well with it.
What a fucking beast of an app this is
thanks @rheslip and @Nighur ... so many ideas...so little time
Just grabbed this badboy and I can't get it to trigger @brambos Ripplemaker reliably. Probably user error. Any ideas?
Use it with the sequencer node it works perfectly make sure you have the toggle pressed to run.
I’ve been a big fan of Nodes from way before launch. 🚀
I considered it a potential new hosting and controller contender up with the best of them.
Now, with all the refinements and adjustments, this is definitely a must-have app for me. It’s the app I launch first now.
And seeing how skilled this developer is at keeping this app within the scope of the original, intuitive vision is inspiring.
Thrilled to see how Nodes continues to evolve.
My mixdown in EG Nodes is out of tune and play faster than the original (120 bpm -> 130.6 on the mixdown). What can be the cause of this and how to solve this issue ?
It's a samplerate issue, are you using any external device? anyway it shoul be fixed in the new update that is coming in few hours
Hope I’m missing something, but it seems no one is talking about the fact that you can’t record in sustain pedal input.
That's an often overlooked thing in iOS app development.
I'm checking on the Discord channel whether there are plans for this already or if it should be added as a feature request.
It's on the to-do list. 👍🏼
interesting, but what would it consist of?
Update 1.0.12 is online!
I am still trying to master Drambo, which is quite an amazing app. How does say the Node step sequencer compare to Drambo? Is it worth getting if I already am settling into Drambo? What does it do differently? Does it also have offsets or offer uneven sequence timings - polyrhythms? Thx
I don’t really mess around with polyrhythms so I cannot tell, but as a Drambo lover I gotta say EG Nodes blew my mind, because it helped me accomplish similar things with much less friction and the clip launching/scene switching is tons of fun for live impro. Nodes interface is just so well thought out and much more friendly. It also seems to be lighter on CPU than Drambo, even when hosting the same heavy auv3’s like Tera Pro. It’s definitely worth the rather low price, specially if you already have tons of auv3s to load into it and you like the quick jamming potential.
In my mind Nodes is like the marriage between my favorite apps: Gadget and Drambo. The fact that they just made Gadgets available as auv3 came at the right time as well. Stockholm inside EG Nodes is amazing for chopping beats.
Thanks for your insight
I think the major differences are that Drambo is a modular synth with some amazing effects,