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It's an ios app. IMO it's really good. I own exactly one apple product, and it's an iPad that only runs Loopy Pro. Here's a section from the manual that loos
by recursive 1y ago
It's an ios app. IMO it's really good. I own exactly one apple product, and it's an iPad that only runs Loopy Pro.
Here's a section from the manual that loosely explains the concept[1]:
> Adjust a slider or dial’s value by dragging up and down, or left and right for horizontal sliders. For finer control, move your finger away from the dial.
[1]: https://loopypro.com/manual/#sliders-and-dials https://loopypro.com/manual/#sliders-and-dials
- m_kos 1y agoThanks! This link is really great! My only Apple product is also an iPad, and I mostly use it to make music with Auxy Studio:) Do you use any fun apps on Android? Currently, my favorite apps are Digitron and Nanoloop. (No affiliation, but Digitron's upgrade was gifted to me.)
- recursive 1y agoThe only other music or audio app I use with any regularity is Reaper on Windows. I tend to do more performance-oriented stuff, and I try to keep everything outside the computer as much as practical. I don't use any software synths. I like the constraints and UX of dialing patches into my one keyboard/drum machine. I record some, but mainly I like to play in real time and not fiddle with VSTs and plugins.
- m_kos 1y agoMakes sense. Hardware is not something within my reach, currently, so I stick with software. I'm sure hardware can be a lot more fun.