Feature Requests

I am the kind of guy that plays with a LOT of different loops, as it is connected to the midi sequencer of my Deluge (by the way Deluge + Loopy= perfect match). When I play live, I erase and reuse a lot of clips, but I often forget how many bars the clip has, and can’t afford to take time for counting. What I do at the moment is naming the clip with number of bars, but it is not convenient and very static. It would be great to have automatic display of the length in the inner circle ! 🙂

Midi effects in parallel on the same track. Just like audio effects. Then you don't have to create a new channel for each midi effect.

For the two-finger donut shifting, it would be helpful to have a visual or functional reference for the original starting position. Please add two options: Free shifting – Allows smooth adjustments without snapping back, enabling finer control. Snap-back option – Allows quick return to the original position, improving workflow efficiency. Please also add a button (and action) to bring back the original starting position of a clip.

Starting playback will overlap, rather than replace prior playback

Once you zoomed in: it could take (feeled) ages, to give us the ability with a button to zoom out immediately again back to original 100% size of the waveform. This would save a lot time.

It's so hard to design templates that include everything needed without a lot of page switching. I would love to see a zoom/pan button such as in the upcoming midi note editor, but for the canvas instead. When engaged, one finger drag would move around the canvas, two-finger pinch would zoom in out. While engaged, no controls other touches would be registered so that dragging anywhere on the canvas is possible. When disengaged the current position and zoom would remain as-is but touches would be registered as normal. A double-tap, or long press, on the zoom/pan button would toggle between full-screen view and the last zoom.

You already can move the clip "timelime" start via turning two fingers on this clip in 360°. That's super cool! Thank you for this. Personally I think this is not a super precise clip timeline control. It would be good to have added in the clip window: buttons for moving the timeline start back and forth (manual) super accurate plus / minus for very tiny steps (1ms, 5ms, 10ms steps) somewhat coarser grid plus / minus buttons (1ms, 5ms, 10ms, 50ms or 100ms and above steps) buttons for moving the timeline start back and forth (automatically synced) moving forth the clip cycle: eighth / quarter / half / three quarters etc. moving back the clip cycle: eighth / quarter / half / three quarters etc. moving forth the clip cycle: 1/4, 1/4 , 1/4 *, 1/2, 1/3 etc. moving back the clip cycle: 1/4, 1/4 , 1/4 *, 1/2, 1/3 etc. snap back to default (original recorded timeline start) immediately button when next cycle starts button (currently playing cycle will be still in offset) All these buttons above you can also control with your MIDI controller. All these functions above you can have as actions. It would be super cool to have the possibility to move back or forth a specific clip to make the whole song more rhythmic with using very accurate offsets with full control via MIDI. No other live looper can do this on the fly!

Sometimes when the play follow action triggers, it's a fraction too late to do things that need to happen just before the clip plays, eg. Triggering quantized clips/patterns in other sequencers. I've tried using the tap gesture, but taps aren't recorded in the sequencer so it's impossible to sequence those actions.