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Loopy and Logic recording

joneskijoneski
in Loopy Pro

Hi all, been using loopy pro for about 6 months properly now and really happy with my progression - this app has transformed my music creation. So I've been creating songs and everytime I'm really happy with the end result 'song is finished', I send it over to Logic. But for some reason or another, roadblocks get in the way and the whole process of transferring over to create a 'perfect' recording copy gets too hard and I kinda give up. So my question, does anyone purely use loopy as their recording station? To create the 'release' ready songs? If so, I'd love to hear your process. Thanks!

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  • espiegel123espiegel123

    @joneski : what gets in the way of exporting from loopy and importing into Logic?

  • joneskijoneski

    I guess nothing that can't be solved but the process becomes so tiresome that the initial inspiration of the project gets lost. The last project I had a latency problem that I just couldn't solve. Plus I find the perfect sound with auv3 plugins then can't replicate it in logic. It all can be solved, it's just the workflow In loopy is so easy, all the loops I set to perform live are set in place with SCHEDULE and then I have to recreate it all in logic - then encounter such problems. I just want to be more efficient, so create in loopy, then have finished recording - just not sure if anyone does that. Sorry for the long winded answer

  • espiegel123espiegel123

    @joneski said:
    I guess nothing that can't be solved but the process becomes so tiresome that the initial inspiration of the project gets lost. The last project I had a latency problem that I just couldn't solve. Plus I find the perfect sound with auv3 plugins then can't replicate it in logic. It all can be solved, it's just the workflow In loopy is so easy, all the loops I set to perform live are set in place with SCHEDULE and then I have to recreate it all in logic - then encounter such problems. I just want to be more efficient, so create in loopy, then have finished recording - just not sure if anyone does that. Sorry for the long winded answer

    If you are live looping, you can use Loopy Pro’s session recording feature to capture the performance. You can capture the mix and also stems that you could import into a DAW.

    If you are using the timeline, you can export a stereo mix or stems.

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