Then we will explore the Canvas, and how to set up almost any on-screen layout and control scheme you can imagine. Loopy Pro’s powerful mixer – where much of the project setup takes place – will be examined in detail, and each section and function described: colours, effects, audio inputs, MIDI and buses/sends. For those who work with pre-made audio, rather than recording it live – or those who want to work with a combination of pre-recorded and live-recorded samples, this guide will also describe the many ways to bring audio into Loopy Pro. You’ll be introduced to the basics of live looping and the variety of ways it works in Loopy Pro, with concepts like pre-set vs free looping, Retrospective Record, Intro and Tail recording, and Overdubbing, and you’ll be introduced to the gestures system for on-screen interaction. This guide will take you through the fundamental concepts behind Loopy Pro, starting with clips and the colour system, then effects and audio inputs, the actions system, widgets and the clock.
An Audio Unit host, supporting effects, synths, and MIDI sequencers.But it goes a lot further, and includes a variety of tools to customise your workflow so you can use Loopy Pro for a lot more than just live-looping. Be sure to go through the in-app tour (in the Help menu, top right button), and check out some of the fantastic tutorials already being released.Īt its heart, Loopy Pro is a live-looper – it lets you record and layer pieces of sound which play in loops, to perform and construct musical arrangements on the fly. Note: This manual is still being written, but is steadily growing.
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