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Ambient Guitar
Short ambient guitar piece created to test a template I was working on. A link to the template is in the video description on YouTube:
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Very nice, and a groovy looking template 🤘
Really moving sounding tones. Throughly enjoyed.
Nice, gonna have to try it out. Thank you Ed!
Participating in the 2.0 beta and find it very overwhelming, so patches like this are great for me to kinda figure out what loopy is capable of. Will download and check it out, thankya much!
If you haven’t gone through them , I suggest looking at each of the projects in the sample projects folder , especially the tutorial projects. The tutorial projects and midi showcase provide the new features in digestible chunks.
@espiegel123
I’ll get on that, thanks x2!
Sounds good, and a lot of fun - the template is also staring at me.
Nice one @espiegel123. Your simple setting is inspiring. And it is a testament to the power of Loopy Pro. You don’t need a complex template to make good music.
@Krupa @offbrands @Pxlhg @Squishy @pbelgium @reezygle : thanks for the kind words.
While I sometimes build crazily complicated projects, I generally use simple ones.
My general advice to people that feel overwhelmed by Loopy Pro's possibilities is to start simple when it comes to building projects.
When experimenting with complicated things, start by doing the complicated thing in a simple context and when you've got it sussed out, you can add it to a more complicated project.
People send me projects to debug and I often see that they got stuck/frustrated by jumping in to implement a complicated setup -- which can get really confusing.