Feature Requests

I know A widget can be created with specific presets for plugin effects , mute/unmute audio source or midi source and all that. I’m wondering if there’s a possibility to add to a widget button the possibility to create a preset, or a “scene” if you will , where you can choose and save the current state/status of plugins from the list of all the used plugins. For example ,if I have 4 plugins on audio input 1 and 4 plugins on audio input 2 , then when I create the scene shortcut on a widget button I can choose which channel is concerned (one of the 2 of both) and for each I choose which of the plugins’ current state - (preste, mute/unmute) should be saved. Instead of creating the “rules” one by one

It would be great if we could set channels with plugins, pitch, filter, etc. to make loops aging. Ideally a "general aging" but also aging by cycle 1, cycle 2, cycle 3, cycle 4, etc. Please allow also randomness for values.

When transferring a Loopy Pro project file to another iPad/iPhone, AUv3 preset folders are empty (or better said: user created presets won't be copied to the new iPad/iPhone). Copying all presets manually is possible, but not very convenient.

I'm a huge fan of Loopy Pro and I'm beta testing Loopy Pro v2 (612). This is just to log an interface 'tidy up' suggestion. In the mixer, separate collapsable groups of chanels (great concept in itself) are labelled 'MIDI colors', and 'colors'. For consistency, I think this should be 'MIDI colors' and 'Audio colors'. From the menu, a 'Color groups' window can be opened. When it opens it just has 'colors' up the top of the window and lists the MIDI colors sprinkled among the Audio color groups. I've named my MIDI colors accordingly, but it might pay to separate this list to reflect what the mixer already (almost!) does... 'MIDI colors' and 'Audio colors'. I also don't think there is a clear distinction between creating a MIDI color and an Audio color. With the added MIDI functionality, the 'add color' button at the bottom of this color group window might need to ask a question or two before it creates an audio color by default (what I think it currently does)?

On stage with lots of lights, it can be difficult to spot which of the loops is actually playing. This feature request is to make the difference far more obvious - i.e much dimmer non-active loops and/or larger whirly that circles the active loop(s)

My mixer and AudioUnit screen is a MESS. Once configured, it's sometimes hard to navigate quickly to what you need, especially, for exemple, if you use a lot of midiFX or audio buses. Loopy Pro should have a COMPACT VIEW with the ability to HIDE the buses you don't want to see once configured (this idea was inspired by a similar feature in Drambo). I made some mockups to illustrate this: As you can see in picture 1, I have a lot of midiFX, so it's hard to focus on others things I want to tweak. But I could use the button in the top right corner to enable the compact view. When the COMPACT VIEW is activated, it shows only the buses I want to see (image 2). How? When I click on the title of a bus, I can HIDE or SHOW it in the compact view (see image 3). And did you see this duplicate function ?! ;-) Additionally, in the system preferences, there could be some options to automatically hide certain types of buses or some others elements in the compact view (image 4).

I want to use LP sketch pad without extra hassle setting up. -I set tempo -I have different buttons with retrospective recording length set -If I nail something I press an appropriate clip and capture to trim it down down to the part I’m after. The way it’s now you have to make a fake clip first to start trimming down the next. With the other stuff you have to learn it would be better not to have to workarounds that throw you off. I think it would be fairly easy to program

I use for example Suggester as a MIDI source to play instruments. I sometime have to manually recreate another instance of it to play a slightly modified track and being able not to do it from scratch would be nice. I also believe some would want an audio source to be an altered version of an existing one.