Feature Requests

I love the sequencer view for advanced looping play and usually don't leave that page. It would be great to add follow actions to the timeline so actions could be triggered. Also it would be great to have the ability to place widgets on the screen somehow so I don't have to page back to clip view to say change a guitar preset.

Maybe just hyperlink to the official project save/load dialogue.

It would be cool if the Sampler had these features: Playthrough: when a slice is held it plays though the other slices until the end, and once reached, it loops around to the beginning. (Kinda like "Continue Playback from Slices" but with playthrough and looping) When a note is released the slice stops (like "Hold to Play" but with playthrough and looping) Mappable switch button to choose between: Pitched Notes/Transient Slices/Even Divisions. For Pitch Notes: it would be cool if the sample could loop around with a Crossfade, and have a mappable Sample Start knob, to trim the sample. Arpeggiator with a free Rate Knob to make the sample go wild accelerating and slowing it down.

An action that can open a window of a specific set list to be able to quickly choose a project in it. Ideal for those of us who have a set that isn't in a particular order and use some custom settings for certain songs.

When assigning a target widget for an action, the process can become quite cumbersome — especially on pages with a large number of widgets. In such cases, the widget overview becomes very small (sometimes too small), making it difficult to identify and select the desired target accurately. Suggested Improvement: Add on-screen arrow buttons (↑ ↓ ← →) in the target widget selection view to allow users to quickly navigate between widgets. This would enable easy movement from one widget to the next without having to manually tap or drag through densely packed interfaces. Additional Suggestion: If an external keyboard (e.g. on iPad) is connected, the physical arrow keys should also be supported for widget navigation. Ideally, Loopy Pro would temporarily suspend any custom arrow key bindings while in this selection mode to avoid conflicts. Benefits: Significantly faster and more accurate target widget selection, especially in complex layouts Improved usability when working with external keyboards Avoids potential conflicts with existing keyboard shortcuts during widget selection Two alternative solutions: ability to zoom in/out when choose are target, switch temporary back to canvas (easier to choose a widget)

It would be very helpful to have a way to apply the exact color of an existing widget or clip to one or more selected widgets (e.g. buttons, faders, knobs) — essentially a kind of “eyedropper” tool. How it could work: Select one or more widgets. Activate a special “Pick Color” function (e.g. via a button). Click on another element in the project (widget or clip) whose color you want to use. That color is then applied to all selected widgets. Benefits: Super fast workflow if you want to color multi widgets at once. Ensures consistent and precise color styling across the project. Makes working with many similar colors faster and easier. Intuitive and efficient, especially in large or visually complex projects.

Problem: When working in Sequencer mode, the playback cursor often scrolls out of view while the clock is running. Currently, the only way to make the view track the cursor again is to pause and resume the timeline. This disrupts the creative flow, especially with larger arrangements. Requested Features: "Follow Cursor" toggle: A button or setting that allows the view to automatically follow the playhead as it moves through the timeline. This could be toggled on or off, depending on user preference. "Jump to Cursor" button: A one-click action to immediately bring the current playhead back into view, without pausing the timeline or manually scrolling. Why it matters: Live performers and arrangers working with long sequences need to keep the playhead in view for precise timing and control. These features would improve usability and workflow significantly. Current workaround: Pausing and resuming the timeline causes the cursor to reappear, but it’s not ideal during live performance or detailed editing.

Something like a little red dot on the clip in edit mode so we can tell were our automation may lay.