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The bass and music loops, are included as both Midi and WAV so they can seamlessly integrate into your projects for easy creating. Along with the serum presets, which allow you to take professional sounds and customize them to your exact preferences!
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In the content pane, square icons indicate the respective color(s) assigned to each item. Note that although multiple colors can be assigned to an item, no more than three of those colors will be shown in the content pane.
With the Raw button enabled, files will preview at their original tempo and will not loop. With Raw disabled, Live will try to preview files in sync with the current Set, so that you can better judge which samples will work for you. Please note that scrubbing is not possible when Raw is enabled.
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You can also define settings for playback and recording at the level of individual actions, so you can nominate a particular on-screen control or a MIDI controller button to, for example, trigger a retrospective record, or start a loop recording which will automatically begin overdubbing or mute afterwards.
When the tempo is currently unset, you can provide minimum and maximum bounds for detection of tempo, when tempo is set by recording the first loop. This can help if a loop is detected at double or half the desired tempo.
When the tempo is currently unset, turn this setting on to round the tempo set by recording the first loop to the nearest whole number BPM. This can be useful when planning to export the recorded clips for further use within a DAW environment that may require whole-number tempo values.
In most live looping environments, the first loop sets the tempo, and forms the basis for the rest of the session. Loopy Pro provides a number of ways to begin a session, but by default it will wait for your first loop.
With a pre-set length configuration, Loopy Pro will count in to the next cycle, then record for a set length and stop recording automatically. This works well if you know in advance how long you want your loops to be, and allows you to record hands-free without needing a foot controller.
Loops in Loopy Pro can have attached intro and tail/outro sections, which play before the loop begins, and after it ends, respectively. Tail sections can also be mixed into the loop, after the first cycle has been played.
Tail recording: After ending a loop recording, Loopy Pro will continue to record for a little while. Recording will stop when Loopy Pro detects the end of a decay, when the audio level is no longer decreasing. You can also tap to end tail recording immediately.
After a loop has been recorded, you can record additional layers on top of the same loop. This is overdubbing and you can use it to, for example, add harmony lines to a melody, or augment a beatbox loop with additional sounds.
The next loop that you record will behave like the first loop of the session. The tempo and master cycle length will be derived from that loop, and all other audio content in the project will be instantly and automatically time-scaled to fit that new tempo.
If you have selected a subregion of the audio file using the trim handles, Loopy Pro will offer to import the audio preceding and/or following the selected audio as intro or tail regions, which will play before and after the loop starts/stops.
With the Clip Mixer hidden, you can also quickly adjust the gain of a single loop by dragging your finger in a circle around the perimeter of a loop; a momentary radial fader will appear. Move your finger around clockwise to increase the volume, and anti-clockwise to decrease. Let go to hide the fader.
If you inset the start or end point inwards, you can assign the preceding or following audio to be an intro or outro, respectively. These sections will play before or after the loop is started/stopped.
Here, you can set a loop to be either phase locked or free. A phase locked loop will lock its playback position to the main timeline, even when it is not playing. When you start a phase locked loop playing, it will begin playing at a position determined by the overall timeline. A free loop, on the other hand, will always play from the start, regardless of the current timeline position.
You can define whether a loop will play continuously (Loop), or play once and stop (Play Once). This setting can also be defined for an individual action, for triggering by an on-screen button or a MIDI controller.
Pages can behave purely as an extension of the canvas, or as actual content containers. With page actions, you can switch all loops on a page on or off, or solo an individual page, to behave like scenes of clips.
Create and configure Play Groups by opening the canvas editor by tapping the from the main screen, then tapping the button to open the Play Groups editor. Here, you can drag loops together, or drag a rectangle around a set of loops, in order to create groups.
You use this to implement sidechaining, where a parameter is controlled by an amplitude envelope. For example, you could configure an Amplitude Envelope on a colour representing your drum loops to drive the volume fader on a different colour for synth pads, for a sidechain compression effect.
During playback, when the playhead enters the loop region, Loopy Pro will loop through the defined region continually, until you tap the play/pause button which shows the symbol (or activate the controller bound to the Clock Pause action), whereupon playback will continue past the loop region when it is next reached.
You can use timeline looping in combination with sequence recording, to progressively record a sequence over several cycles. Timeline loops are also useful for marking a freeform part of a performance which may be of indeterminate length.
When this setting is on, Loopy Pro is continually recording into a buffer, set by the current clock master cycle length. When you trigger recording, this buffer is instantly copied to the triggered clip, allowing you to capture a loop after the fact. The audio that will be recorded depends on the Retrospective Quantization setting. Default value: Off
When this setting is enabled, loops will record for the Count Out Quantization interval, and then stop recording automatically. This allows you to record loops of a pre-defined length without needing to manually end recording. If you disable this setting, clips will continue recording indefinitely, until you stop recording, and Loopy Pro will select an appropriate quantised length for the clip, if Length Quantization is enabled. See Pre-Set or Free Loops for further discussion. Default value: On
The synchronisation interval for beginning loop recordings. None: Start recording loops immediately. Master: Wait until the beginning of the next clock master cycle to begin recording. Custom: Define a custom sync interval. Default value: Master
The synchronisation interval for ending loop recordings. None: Stop recording loops immediately. Master: Wait until the beginning of the next clock master cycle to stop recording. Custom: Define a custom sync interval. Default value: Master
When enabled, you can record multiple loops at the same time. If disabled, when you start additional loops recording while a loop is already being recorded, the additional loops will enter a record queue, and each loop will be recorded one after another. Default value: Off 153554b96e
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