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(Sorted) Loopy Pro knowledge help

Fruitbat1919Fruitbat1919
edited January 15 in General App Discussion

Hi all, I’m late to the Loopy Pro app. I have the trial, but before that runs out, I need to know two things which will help me decide if I need this app.

  1. Can you load the recordings you have made in a project in loopy standalone into the AUV3 instance of Loopy?
  2. Can you export the timeline audio you have made as individual stems?

I’m aware there is lots of you tube for me to watch and info to read, but before my trial runs out, I would like to know and there is so much info to go through as Loopy Pro is such a complex app.

Thanks for any help :)

Comments

  • Fruitbat1919Fruitbat1919

    Just to add, I will be buying it anyway, as I can see it’s useful for many things, it’s just that the purchase can wait if it does not have these features for my immediate need :)

  • wimwim

    The answer is yes to both questions.

    1. Move the standalone projects to the Audio Unit Extension Folder to access them from the AUv3.
    2. There are plenty of options and you can also export the project itself or each individual audio clip:
  • Fruitbat1919Fruitbat1919

    @wim said:
    The answer is yes to both questions.

    1. Move the standalone projects to the Audio Unit Extension Folder to access them from the AUv3.
    2. There are plenty of options and you can also export the project itself or each individual audio clip:

    Thanks. Just what I needed to know. Have been having trouble with my eyesight affecting my head condition of late, so reading the onscreen manual is difficult at best. Thank you so much for your help :)

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