It‘s not fair to compare Loopy Pro to any hardware looper. 😁 The RC-600 for one with it‘s teenie weenie display, it‘s rather awkward UI, only 6 available tracks, and it‘s terrible software was basically designed long ago. You can‘t expect much from it today. But you can use it as an audio interface for Loopy. It‘s still good for that. 😂
@@richardervins yea agreed! I think the argument for an iPad is that you get all of the other functionality for day to day use in the price, I had the rc 600 and I quite liked it. The biggest problem with loopy pro for me is too much choice 😀
@@jwskuse it‘s probably not just that. Musicians use loopers for different purposes and in different settings. While hardware loopers follow a certain concept, software loopers are way more flexible and versatile. You can simulate any type of hardware looper with Loopy. But you can‘t add sequencers, setlists, virtual instruments etc. to a hardware Looper. It may be a little intimidating seeing all of the options Loopy puts at your finger tips. But you don‘t have to use them all. The basic functionality is easy to grasp using the supplied templates. But if you want to go further, you don‘t need to put together a huge hardware conglomerate with drum machines, synths, controllers, effect pedals and other stuff and all the power supplies and cabelling that go with it. Because of it’s potential, Loopy Pro has become not just a performance tool, but also a recording, editing, song writing, organizing, band rehearsal, production and even teaching tool.
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Love your Loopy Pro UI and performance, inspiring me to try some new things.
Thanks for checking it out, I need to get back to making some videos this week!
Nice loopy... nice guitar playing and singing. Great!!!
loving your template and sounds too....
@@HilkanaCastro thank you!
Sounds great! I have almost the same set up with Loopy Pro. HX Stomp XL, Babyface Pro FS, Boss VE-500
Nice! It’s a good little setup, I need to get back experimenting this week!
Very cool!!!!!!!!
thanks mate!
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Great video! Guitar sounds great, what app are you using? Cheers
It’s an app called loopy pro
@@jwskuse Hi yeah I use Loopy Pro but do you use an app for your guitar sounds?
@@keithlogan3212 sorry my bad! I’m not using an app for the guitar sounds, I’m using a line 6 helix stomp
It‘s not fair to compare Loopy Pro to any hardware looper. 😁
The RC-600 for one with it‘s teenie weenie display, it‘s rather awkward UI, only 6 available tracks, and it‘s terrible software was basically designed long ago. You can‘t expect much from it today. But you can use it as an audio interface for Loopy. It‘s still good for that. 😂
@@richardervins yea agreed! I think the argument for an iPad is that you get all of the other functionality for day to day use in the price, I had the rc 600 and I quite liked it. The biggest problem with loopy pro for me is too much choice 😀
@@jwskuse it‘s probably not just that. Musicians use loopers for different purposes and in different settings. While hardware loopers follow a certain concept, software loopers are way more flexible and versatile. You can simulate any type of hardware looper with Loopy. But you can‘t add sequencers, setlists, virtual instruments etc. to a hardware Looper.
It may be a little intimidating seeing all of the options Loopy puts at your finger tips. But you don‘t have to use them all. The basic functionality is easy to grasp using the supplied templates. But if you want to go further, you don‘t need to put together a huge hardware conglomerate with drum machines, synths, controllers, effect pedals and other stuff and all the power supplies and cabelling that go with it.
Because of it’s potential, Loopy Pro has become not just a performance tool, but also a recording, editing, song writing, organizing, band rehearsal, production and even teaching tool.
Lol you know it's come full circle if you use a looper only as an interface for a looper app in an Ipad... 💀 😂