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.
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I don't know if requirements are because power needed or 64 bits devices.
I don't understand the game (not buying the game), but it would be cruelly awesome if the last bingo piece opened up ACP or similar...
@JohnnyGoodYear, you are too bored sitting on the fence!
@Monzo, you need a Midi Designer Pro to fooling around your new WOW filter, that is best way and quicker way to design a filter for any synthesizer sound, If you try Lemur, you are going to nowhere for your time. So, buy Midi Designer Pro at this satge is best for you.
For now this app is a soundcard-record workaround. Loving the type-in Vocoder and playing with looooong vooooowel spellings.
is it just me or is it almost impossible to use the new forum on iPad ? I'm using iCab as browser, can't tap anywhere to edit without it locking this white box, and it slides around as well(?)
Well I bought it. And lost my evening to it.
It is really fully featured. It's like Gadget in many ways. The automation is amazing. And there's loads to explore.
The voice synth sounds great to me. Really high quality.
I'd say the drum section isn't really as good as iEkectribe or other dedicated drum synths but that's to be expected. It's sufficient though.
It's great though.
On the short list for the next App Store card.
Lack of connectivity is a Detune thing - in a way here it makes for accurate emulation of a DS app. MusicIO?
Either way bees knees
Is there a way out of iDS-10 muisc to another iPad, I mean iPad audio port connecting to another iPad for recording?
@Kaikoo as per an excellent @jakoB_haQ tutorial from a while back this DS situation is where the Behringer UCA202 (or something like it) might save the day: I've been using this to capture all manner of source into Audioshare and it works wonderfully.
I've yet to try it with Korg's DS app but am hoping it's a Capture Solution until Korg (Detune) bless the masses with Output.
Needed: two devices, UCA202, usb-to-iDevice adaptor, and patience while taking the long road with cables scattered about.
I found exactly that. It won't even output audio from the lightening socket!
Tempted by all the love for this, but lack of midi connectivity puts me off as the drum part sounds weak to me.
When I was poking around the play button flashed multiple times before I had a change to understand what was going on (ie. the play button flashes when new 'bingo light' is activated).
iDS-10 really good for learning analog synthesizer, I am tempting to buy iMS-20. I have plenty music apps, this one is really making me loving Korg sound. Very straight forward for any beginners.
Another 'update' that would be welcome in iMS-20 is use of 'y-cables' meaning patching same source to multiple destinations.
Damn, I wish iDS-10 was a 'Gadget' already
That 'Damn' made me LOL!
One question I would like to ask you!
Can iMS-20 sequencer be controlled by external virtual midi apps and the patterns based upon being recorded ? For example, midiSTEPs, MidiSequencer, and Lemur.
It doesn't work with iconnectaudio4!
They also think that having these as Gadgets is a good idea, but no word as to whether this will actually happen or not.