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.
Download on the App StoreLoopy Pro is your all-in-one musical toolkit. Try it for free today.
GeoShred new Naada Collection IV.
Finally, a new Naada collection! But for some reason there is no “Collection III & IV” pack, maybe in the future?
The harmonica sounds incredible, as does everything else. 🤩
“This collection offers 10 instruments for the price of 6! The collection includes the following Naada instruments: Acoustic Bass, Acoustic Guitar, Baritone Sax, Clarinet, French Horn, Harmonica, Ney, Oud, Tenor Sax and Trumpet”
Comments
Yeah, I’ve been eyeing the French Horn.
The new stuff seems to be discuounted along with the rest in the app too.
Craaaaaap. They sound great ...
My wallet is already pissed at me thanks to these Black Friday sales, why not just slap it while it's down
Not available on iOS yet whew ::wipes sweat from brow::
Fun with some new choices for sure. I did buy the harmonica but I'm not that impressed, might refund and get the acoustic bass guitar instead. 😀
I’m a Geoshred completionist. Most used app for sure. Not sure about these sounds though…
I don’t know, for a physically modeled instrument, it sounds fantastic. Does it sound like genuine harmonics? Probably not. I believe with good chorus and a few other tricks, you could make it very close. 🤭
I’ve been itching for a physically modeled harmonica so I’m excited to try it out when I can!
Maybe they get it there in due time but now it's just a bit too far away for me. AND, the lowest tone: G, I mean they didn't have to go as low as this (video below) but another octave down would have made a huge difference, again; for me.
Also the little helpers like flutter and vibrato is actually bad on this one whereas on e.g the sax they're awesome.
Me too. Audio Modeling has had this on their "future enhancements" list for many years.
I was about to say the same thing. In the interim, I've managed to cobble together my own amplified harmonica sound I always use since I've never found a suitable modeled instrument.
Public Service Announcement: There was a sale but it ended on November 4. I expect that there will be another sale before the end of the year (Black Friday / Cyber Monday).
More info about the harmonica available here:
https://naadainstruments.com/harmonica/
Thanks for the link, I do not get what they mean with bends i.e how to do them. Sounds like a great feature but I think I must be missing something or maybe it's not implemented (yet!?)
I got the french horn! It is lovely and - even better - also polyphonic! That was a nice surprise. Are all Naada instruments this? (I only got the Swam ones otherwise, and need to do a workaround in AUM to play polyphonic usually.)
Don't you just move your finger right or left on the GS kb?
The NAADAs I have are duophonic.
All the Naadas are now fully polyphonic…
Oh wow! I might need more Naadas then!
That's pitch shift but bending a harmonica tone is something else. At least it is when I play one in real life, almost like overtone on a guitar. It might be what they refer to though.
You mean like the timbral change from altering the mouth cavity to emphasize certain overtones? That is so personal to each individual player. On a model you'd have to use additional tone controls besides the pitch bend. I wonder if the GS model includes tone controls in the X-Y pad?
Sounds like I need to update my Naadas then!
I dig the acoustic bass. It’s the closest experience on iOS akin to a real fretless bass, probably.
We had some feedback that the initial preview did not show GeoShred playing the Harmonica. Here is a revised preview.
Also note that for the launch of Naada IV, all the Naada Instruments and collections are part of the Black Friday sale, 33% off until Dec 8. You can see the discount pricing table here (in USD)
https://www.moforte.com/standard-pricing-table-2-2/
it’s not too bad. But still … not too much engaging. These emulations are most always a bit flat and live less.
Naada for Windows is having a sale according to email advertising, but when I click on the link the website wants me to log in before I can see the price. Building barriers that might inhibit customers from shopping seems counterproductive.
We hear your feedback and we will change this in the next day or so. In the meantime here is the discount pricing table for the Holiday sale (Dec 24 - Jan 10, 2026). Scroll down for the Naada For Windows Plugin discount prices in USD.
https://www.moforte.com/standard-pricing-table-2-2/
There is an error in the purchase window (GeoShredPlay) for the Zhonghu instrument.
Sorry, I’m too lazy to find the proper support email. 🤭
About 10 days agao We fixed the problem with needing to log in before seeing the Naada for Windows products.
We just fixed the problem in the Zhonghu. It will be in the update release later this week.
The support email is [email protected], but you don't need to memorize it. In GeoShred, if you go to
"Menu> Help> Report a problem"
it will setup an email template for you and you can just type in the problem and hit send.
I found a 2 finger gesture using GeoShred as an MPE controller, that mimics that happens when a harmonica player is bending. Usually it's a 2 note interval and the notes bend differently resolving to the new interval. A non-uniform bend of the notes in an interval.
Look at 0:09 in this video. It's a kind of twisty gesture. You might be able to do something similar on a Seaboard and a LinnStrument. I think achieving a non-uniform bend of the notes in an interval like a harmonica player is difficult to do with a conventional MIDI controller.