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Independent volume control for YouTube on IPad respecto to Loopy Pro in sound card?

yosoychemayosoychema
edited November 2025 in Loopy Pro

Hi, this is a question that might have a simple answer, but I'm not quite sure how to do it.

When I have several applications running, like Loopy Pro and YouTube, for example, I can't find a way to adjust the iPad's volume if I'm connected to a sound card.

For example, I'm playing my electric guitar through Loopy Pro, and a blues backing track is also playing in Brave or YouTube at the same time.

How could I adjust the YouTube volume so it matches what I need from the guitar? (I know I can turn Loopy Pro up to the maximum using the master volume, but I'd prefer not to have to adjust Loopy Pro's settings.)

Ideally, there would be an independent volume control for YouTube, like on a MacBook, but I can't find it.

The iPad's physical volume buttons don't lower the volume either, I suppose because I'm connected to the sound card.

This seems like a basic feature, but I can't find it. Thanks a lot for your advice.

Thank you very much for help!

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  • espiegel123espiegel123

    @yosoychema said:
    Hi, this is a question that might have a simple answer, but I'm not quite sure how to do it.

    When I have several applications running, like Loopy Pro and YouTube, for example, I can't find a way to adjust the iPad's volume if I'm connected to a sound card.

    For example, I'm playing my electric guitar through Loopy Pro, and a blues backing track is also playing in Brave or YouTube at the same time.

    How could I adjust the YouTube volume so it matches what I need from the guitar? (I know I can turn Loopy Pro up to the maximum using the master volume, but I'd prefer not to have to adjust Loopy Pro's settings.)

    Ideally, there would be an independent volume control for YouTube, like on a MacBook, but I can't find it.

    The iPad's physical volume buttons don't lower the volume either, I suppose because I'm connected to the sound card.

    This seems like a basic feature, but I can't find it. Thanks a lot for your advice.

    Thank you very much for help!

    iOS doesn’t provide anything for this. You have to adjust volumes within the apps if they provide volume controls. If they don’t, you are out of luck. I don’t know if it is still around but there used to be an AU that could play YouTube videos.

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