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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People like you are the reason so many good devs stop participating in this forum.
Go to Reddit where your type belong.
The channel 11 crashes are officially fixed for this week's beta.
You missed out the most important part of their response.
“But hang tight- we're working on all of it as we can”.
@timfromtheborder
Nice dub!
Ty!
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Huzzah!
Sorry not my intention.
Great to know thanks!
+1 for Batallion and Unfiltered Audio. I've had a great experience with the app. I really like the sounds and the low end and depth, which is often missing in a lot of iOS apps, but these come across as hefty and tight. My votes for the feature roadmap include MIDI Export, MIDI out and pattern export.
+100 for Batallion.
looking fwd for this update - especially the new sampler machines.
fabulous and deep contraption for performing and improv.
we (makunouchi bento) big and longtime fans of Unfiltered Audio.
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I'm puzzled that ppls want their 808, 909, save midi etc in Battalion.
Battalion its a noise beast of its own. Its a very modern and intricate noise laboratory,
I can't consider it a "drum machine" really...
Just had a quick look at the manual but couldn't find anything - can anyone confirm that there's no midi learn in Battalion? And if not, has it been mentioned as a possible update in the future? Love the idea of getting my midi fighter twister controlling some of these wild parameters...
I really miss Battalion on iPhone.
I'm not offended by your interactions- I have extremely opinionated, strong views on software and understand that one small bug or issue can make or break a quality tool. It's infuriating for anyone that can see the full potential so I know that's where you were coming from. These tools are instruments and we're making art so it's great when people are passionate about the craft!
You might have gotten the impression that we were ignoring you out of laziness or indifference but now you know it's not the case. It's cool you listened to a bit of pushback from the others- that's rare these days and I commend you for it. Thanks for being here.
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These interactions are so refreshing after having just been on X* which tends to make Reddit look like a Care Bears picnic!!
*Although Grok does sometimes seem like Musk's mini me opinion/politics wise, it can be very detailed about practical IOS music app questions, can it do etc.. or step by step guides for things like routing hardware/software...which some may find helpful.
Just working my way through this one, picking up a few tips, thanks @jakoB_haQ
What I really like about this app is the depth of potential options for sound design, and even though there’s an initially large learning curve, you can make some crazy noises straight away via the randomiser.
Bought on release, I’m only now properly creating my own presets, but there’s still more stuff to discover and dig in to.
Brilliant app!
I'm curious to use this not as a drum machine but as a general noise and drone machine...any experiences?
Turn the bpm down to 30, hit randomize, then tweak. That sounds flippant, but it's really worked for me...
It would honestly be hard to come up with any single app/plugin that can do everything Batt can do.
You can sequence/play individual midi channels for melodic stuff, etc.
And it sounds so damn good. And with the sample playback, it can literally sound like anything.
And I’d challenge anyone to offer up something with better, more powerful, and most importantly intuitive/easy to set up modulation option.
If there was a Nobel prize for synth, Batt is the clear winner for 2025…
Before this came along, Attack was my king of the hill, but it’s such a pain in the ass to use… I never did.
I really hope the devs get rewarded financially and reputationally as the deserve for this thing…
I’m not blowing smoke up their asses on this either… it’s just damn good. And when they get some wrinkles out (presends, etc.) … Gonna take a lot to top it…
What’s Attack?
Antique "drum machine" by Waldorf.
It was sooooo far ahead of similar apps/plugins at the time (2001) it's almost proof of time travel.
https://waldorfmusic.com/attack-ios-en/
Also have a vst.
Thing had a freaking speech synthesizer built in!
Brain damage inducing to use on touch though...
Edit
Holy crap... I just looked and they are STILL maintaining and improving it!!!
Good for them!
What’s interesting in my experience is the learning curve seems sharp but really it’s just intimidating taking all the UI in. There’s lots of options but I’m not menu diving or long pressing everything to get what I need. As soon as I saw where everything was the layout went from seeming busy to very neatly laid out. The learning curve is more muscle memory than functionality IMO.
Same for buying on release and just now getting into it. I find it much easier after changing the color scheme. The blue pink makes me a bit nauseous lol.
Suuuuper interested in this one. Anyone using on both PC and iOS? Curious how it is copying projects/samples back and forth etc. I assume nowadays it should be pretty smooth?
Yeah, there’s a lot going on - fortunately though a lot of the options (e.g. synth type chooser x 3) are duplicated, so there’s more chance of finding the right button!
Normally I don’t like complex apps that I have to relearn each time I use them (e.g. Drambo, Tera Pro…), but I’ve made an exception for this one, as for me, the end results are worth it.
Yeah I can get Drambo going but for the life of me can’t remember what I did to get there. It’s like picking up a Legend of Zelda save file in the middle of a dungeon I started months ago. Lots of puzzles, backtracking, and guides.