My brain 🧠 rest took 3 more months. Being older not growing up with computers has challenges for me. Again I’m attempting to learn Loopy Pro and interface.

Yeah, I've received many requests on this topic. You're welcome!

Great to hear!

Thanks, mate!

Hey! Oh, now it makes sense! Thanks!

I totally get it! I've spent a few days to figure out how this works

​I know that loopy pro is amazing I have been trying to hook up firstly a TS mega then a Voice live 2 to control loopy via midi . I find it overwhelming and I'm considering just getting a simple loop pedal what in your opinion is the simplest way to use loopy with a pedal is it a MIDI pedal plus an interface? .​@@max_yar_guitar

To my mind the simplest way is acoustic guitar + headphones)) So, it depends on how you want to use the looper and what gear you already have

I assume it's Manufacturer Control or Custom Control. This article might help wiki.loopypro.com/Footswitches

Thanks! Yes, put a USB hub between a soundcard and a Lightning Camera Adapter

Thanks! Are you sure that you choose the right action from the list of Clip Actions? It should be "Play/Stop" action. Also, this action follows the general quantization settings. If you’ve changed them, you can revert to the default settings. The easiest way to do this is to reset all settings to default. Go to the sandwich menu > Clip Settings > scroll down to the bottom and click the “Restore Defaults” button

Hello! Yes, it has. It works the same way

Hi! Yes, it's possible!

I have the midi captain and I’m having a hard time getting it to midi learn loopypro. I’m using it in geek mode and setting switches to cc commands and when I midi learn a quick tap it says hold command 🤷‍♂️. It’s probably my lack of midi knowledge but I haven’t figured it out yet

​@@Bluewaterboy Thank you very much for your answer. I have zero knowledge of midi myself and feel rather overwhelmed about making a start. It's not just Loopy pro that I would like to control and I have no idea which controller to get. But as I say, Morningstar mc8 is not so easy to find here in Germany and it is double the cost anyway. So I may have a go with the Paintaudio. Would really appreciate if you come up with some solutions for this controller to make a video about it - I'm subscribed!

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nZ-ggayH0pjWooE.htmlsi=nmCR1iSUSt6SBDaa this is a really good video about the midi captain and it has a link to another video about midi that’s really informative! Good luck when I get mine where I need it I will post

My conclusions: + compact and very inexpensive; there is a built-in battery (convenient) + connects via USB-C; in this mode it works perfectly without lags + connected by air - it works with micro-lags by air, but it's not cool for recording loops; ok for switching effects - the buttons are very tight, and the sound from pressing them is very loud - my microphone inside the guitar catches it very well

You’re mixing apples and oranges. The M-Vave MIDI controller isn’t supposed to be in Listening Mode. It only sends signals, and Loopy Pro receives them. When we select MIDI Learn in Loopy Pro and it is listening for events, it means Loopy Pro is waiting for an incoming signal from the MIDI controller to map it to a button. So, first, you need to configure the M-Vave controller to send commands, and then map those commands to buttons in Loopy Pro. I don't have a tutorial for the M-Vave controller, but this article might help wiki.loopypro.com/Footswitches

Hey! This was exactly the question I had before. I also have two pickups on my guitar. First, I bought the HX Stomp because it has two input channels and a pretty flexible routing. But there is a limitation - only 8 FX blocks per preset. I didn't like the PC option. But the option with the iPhone/iPad appealed to me. Essentially, all you need is a good audio interface that works with iPhone/iPad. In the Loopy Pro Users group, this is often discussed. Among the favorites there are interfaces like RME, Zoom, Arturia MiniFuse 4, Motu M6, Behringer Flow 8. In the group, you can read reviews specifically about working with iOS and latency issues. I personally still use HX Stomp with iOS because it can work as an audio interface. But my friend uses the IK Multimedia iRig Pro Quattro and is very satisfied. They have a version for 2 channels - IK Multimedia iRig Pro Duo. I plan to shoot a separate video for guitarists about transitioning from hardware FX pedals to iOS plugins. I'll be happy to take your questions for this video

Hello! I completely understand your frustration after spending so much time without getting results. It’s challenging to diagnose the issue through a KZfaq comment. You need to check the incoming MIDI commands using a MIDI monitoring app, as I show at 14:12 in the video 🙂 If you still can’t resolve the issue, feel free to email me at hello@loopymax.com We can schedule a personal online videocall

@@max_yar_guitar Hi dear Max, Thanks a lot for your Answer! At the moment I don't have time to fiddle with it any more, I tried the Behringer FCB1010 and it had a different chip than described, so I was particularly lost. I don't know when I'll get around to it again, but then I'll try the Nectar Pacer. And when I disappear into nirvana again, I'll come back to your kind offer ;-)

Most likely, the midi controller only sends CC value 127 (press) and does not send CC value 0 (release). Therefore, Loopy Pro thinks you pressed the pedal and hold. You can adjust the midi controller itself. Or you can change Hold to On manually in Loopy Pro. To do this, simply press Hold, in the MIDI Learn mode after you triggered the footswitch

Thank you Max!

Скоро будет как бонусный урок в этом курсе gofingerstyle.com/loopy

I bought a used iPhone for $40 just to use Loopy Pro, and have no regrets. Unfortunately, Android is really tough for a small developer to work on while maintaining high standards. There are just too many thousands of versions out there. I only use Android, other than my Loopy dedicated old iPhone.

@@anthonywestbrook2155 Anthony. Well said. Although I use Apple 🍎 products you’ve made an excellent point. I had an old lightning port iPad I dedicated for Loopy Pro. When my family upgrades phones I will wipe them for resale on Craigslist. Selling them for $20 to $180 depending on memory in excellent condition. I would recommend this for a dedicated low cost looper.