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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  • @gregsmith said:

    Lots of power in a few buttons and knobs 😁

    Very impressive. It’s an amazing app. What delay was that?

  • @cyberheater said:

    @gregsmith said:

    Lots of power in a few buttons and knobs 😁

    Very impressive. It’s an amazing app. What delay was that?

    It’s the built in space echo on Italizer, then I’ve got a dubstation2 bus as well for the vocals and trumpet

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    @fprintf said:

    Yep, it is way deep. Those who like things like Drambo will certainly find it super simple to get on with. Personally I'm still on Loopy HD and QuantiLoop until some power users figure things out like making templates to emulate classic looping pedals.

    +1!

    I would like to see the RC-30. Using this "keep it simple"-pedal since 2011. God damn, I'm just old and oldschool. Or just outdated? 😂

  • @celtic_elk said:

    @fprintf said:
    Yep, it is way deep. Those who like things like Drambo will certainly find it super simple to get on with. Personally I'm still on Loopy HD and QuantiLoop until some power users figure things out like making templates to emulate classic looping pedals.

    Which pedals would you want to see emulated? I’ve been building a DL-4 template, though that’s on hold until some post-1.0 features come in.

    We started a thread on the Discord about linking up to an iRig BlueBoard, which is kind of a separate challenge or perhaps what I really meant about importable templates - getting the MIDI settings going.

    Perhaps I should create another thread there with the title to 'Pedal Emulation'. I saw there was an RC-505 template in the sample projects, which I'm exploring now. But an RC-30 was also one that came up in my thread as something that might be good for people coming over to the virtual world from real pedals.

  • @gregsmith said:

    @cyberheater said:

    @gregsmith said:

    Lots of power in a few buttons and knobs 😁

    Very impressive. It’s an amazing app. What delay was that?

    It’s the built in space echo on Italizer, then I’ve got a dubstation2 bus as well for the vocals and trumpet

    Is love to see a walkthrough of how you set this up. This sounds similar to how I’d want to use the app.

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  • @fprintf said:

    @celtic_elk said:
    Which pedals would you want to see emulated? I’ve been building a DL-4 template, though that’s on hold until some post-1.0 features come in.

    We started a thread on the Discord about linking up to an iRig BlueBoard, which is kind of a separate challenge or perhaps what I really meant about importable templates - getting the MIDI settings going.

    Perhaps I should create another thread there with the title to 'Pedal Emulation'. I saw there was an RC-505 template in the sample projects, which I'm exploring now. But an RC-30 was also one that came up in my thread as something that might be good for people coming over to the virtual world from real pedals.

    My opinion is that the easiest way to set up pedal-emulation templates for new users is just to build clearly-labeled widgets in the project that emulate the button functions, and then use MIDI Learn to assign your footswitches to those widgets. That’s quick, but also flexible given the variety of individual end-user setups.

  • @tja said:
    Loopy Pro makes this (it more) intuitive and fun.

    OK. 2 critical checkboxes ticked. I'll start my video training... off the the Audiobus wiki for
    pointers and a good reason to add Wiki content:

    https://wiki.audiob.us/doku.php?id=loopy_pro&s[]=loopy&s[]=pro#loopy_pro

  • @celtic_elk said:

    My opinion is that the easiest way to set up pedal-emulation templates for new users is just to build clearly-labeled widgets in the project that emulate the button functions, and then use MIDI Learn to assign your footswitches to those widgets. That’s quick, but also flexible given the variety of individual end-user setups.

    +1

  • @gregsmith said:
    I thought I’d show you that loopy isn’t all about donuts by setting up a proof of concept iPhone performance surface.

    I’ve used built in button widgets to launch atom 2 clips and koala samples. The xy is hooked up to dub siren with the dial controlling the space echo effect.

    You can probably set this up in AUM with touch osc or something, but it’s so easy and slick in loopy, and all at your fingertips.

    Lots of power in a few buttons and knobs 😁

    As a lot of you know, there’s a bug with atom 2 and some synths in loopy. @Michael is on the case I believe.

    Wow...just Wow! Thanks for opening our eyes :smiley:

  • @echoopera said:

    @gregsmith said:
    I thought I’d show you that loopy isn’t all about donuts by setting up a proof of concept iPhone performance surface.

    I’ve used built in button widgets to launch atom 2 clips and koala samples. The xy is hooked up to dub siren with the dial controlling the space echo effect.

    You can probably set this up in AUM with touch osc or something, but it’s so easy and slick in loopy, and all at your fingertips.

    Lots of power in a few buttons and knobs 😁

    As a lot of you know, there’s a bug with atom 2 and some synths in loopy. @Michael is on the case I believe.

    Wow...just Wow! Thanks for opening our eyes :smiley:

    Glad it was useful! 👍

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    @tja said:

    I am not yet comfortable with using and recording AU Apps in Loppy Pro ... I would need some way to play MIDI and record the audio, and I am more used to do such things im AUM / AudioBus.

    At best, I'll wait for the manual and more tutorial videos :smile:

    What are a couple of things holding you up, maybe we can help?

    I, or others, can probably come up with short how-tos and demos …maybe your questions can help know what isn’t obvious.

    p.s. I think because one can go deep, it is sometimes overlooked that it can be used simply without the bells and whistles.

  • @espiegel123 said:

    @tja said:

    I am not yet comfortable with using and recording AU Apps in Loppy Pro ... I would need some way to play MIDI and record the audio, and I am more used to do such things im AUM / AudioBus.

    At best, I'll wait for the manual and more tutorial videos :smile:

    What are a couple of things holding you up, maybe we can help?

    I, or others, can probably come up with short how-tos and demos …maybe your questions can help know what isn’t obvious.

    p.s. I think because one can go deep, it is sometimes overlooked that it can be used simply without the bells and whistles.

    yup, feature fomo. the nice thing with LP too is it looks like the depth does not make things messy and cluttered.

  • Gotta say that there are some not very nice people in the app store reviews complaining of the pricing model. This is one of the risks of a free-to-try app is that there is no investment required at all to get access to post reviews.

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  • @tja said:

    @fprintf said:
    Gotta say that there are some not very nice people in the app store reviews complaining of the pricing model. This is one of the risks of a free-to-try app is that there is no investment required at all to get access to post reviews.

    We all should write flaming reviews - the App deserves no less.

    Ha ha. Cultural and language differences can bite hard. "Flaming" implies intense criticism rather than intense praise, depending on where you are and the context. :#

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  • @tja said:

    @wim said:

    @tja said:

    @fprintf said:
    Gotta say that there are some not very nice people in the app store reviews complaining of the pricing model. This is one of the risks of a free-to-try app is that there is no investment required at all to get access to post reviews.

    We all should write flaming reviews - the App deserves no less.

    Ha ha. Cultural and language differences can bite hard. "Flaming" implies intense criticism rather than intense praise, depending on where you are and the context. :#

    😅😅😅
    Yes, I meant "flaming positive"... however that would be formulated.
    Teach me?

    How about ‘glowing’?

  • @GRiker said:

    @tja said:

    @wim said:

    @tja said:

    @fprintf said:
    Gotta say that there are some not very nice people in the app store reviews complaining of the pricing model. This is one of the risks of a free-to-try app is that there is no investment required at all to get access to post reviews.

    We all should write flaming reviews - the App deserves no less.

    Ha ha. Cultural and language differences can bite hard. "Flaming" implies intense criticism rather than intense praise, depending on where you are and the context. :#

    😅😅😅
    Yes, I meant "flaming positive"... however that would be formulated.
    Teach me?

    How about ‘glowing’?

    Throbbing

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    @tja said:

    @fprintf said:
    Gotta say that there are some not very nice people in the app store reviews complaining of the pricing model. This is one of the risks of a free-to-try app is that there is no investment required at all to get access to post reviews.

    We all should write flaming reviews - the App deserves no less.

    Haha, yes please – I forgot to add a plea into the app itself. Positive reviews are going to be crucial to the app’s success at this stage. Doesn’t take much to sink, and there are a few pretty nasty people out there slinging turds.

  • @GRiker said:

    @tja said:

    @wim said:

    @tja said:

    @fprintf said:
    Gotta say that there are some not very nice people in the app store reviews complaining of the pricing model. This is one of the risks of a free-to-try app is that there is no investment required at all to get access to post reviews.

    We all should write flaming reviews - the App deserves no less.

    Ha ha. Cultural and language differences can bite hard. "Flaming" implies intense criticism rather than intense praise, depending on where you are and the context. :#

    😅😅😅
    Yes, I meant "flaming positive"... however that would be formulated.
    Teach me?

    How about ‘glowing’?

    Yes, “glowing reviews” would be appropriate.

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  • @espiegel123 said:

    @Kashi said:

    @espiegel123 said:

    @Kashi said:

    @RajahP said:

    @Kashi said:
    Nope. Still don't get it @espiegel123 @wim @Janosax .
    I'm pressing the donuts and they just start playing the sample from halfway through, or a third of the way. And sometimes they just don't play at all but the background colour goes from ,say, orange to black, but no playback commences (?)

    Mine won’t start from the beginning of the sample… also.

    Glad it's not just me!

    Make a screen recording that shows your settings and what is happening, please. It is hard to tell from what you have said is related to settings or a bug or what.

    I will film it on my phone tomorrow. Making a screen recording is WAY beyond my capabilities

    Screen recording requires nothing special. You just display the iPad's control center and tap the screen recording button. You might have to enable the button (but I think it is enabled by default).

    Helpful pages if you aren't familiar with screen recording:

    https://support.apple.com/guide/ipad/take-a-screenshot-or-screen-recording-ipad08a40f3b/ipados

    https://www.cnet.com/tech/services-and-software/how-to-screen-record-on-iphone-and-ipad-its-easier-than-you-think/

    Actually, the Screen Record button is optional. You add it in the Control Center Settings.

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  • All good in Canada eh!

  • @AudioGus said:
    All good in Canada eh!

    ❤️🇨🇦

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