Definitely a different way to do it. Previously, I would just create a full sequence in Koala and then record into Loopy Pro with all but one sound muted. However, the down side of that is that the piano roll in Koala could get cluttered, so any deep editing wasn’t as easy. With this method, keeping each sequence for a sound alone would make any editing easier. I could see even making a more straight on the grid part and copying the sequence to do some nudging off the grid. You could even record into 2 separate loops in Loopy and switch back and forth at times. The note repeat option on the hats was cool. I just recently paid for the latest upgrades in LP, so definitely motivated to use it more. Although I like things about AUM and Drambo, neither of them are as intuitive to me to get ideas down fast like Loopy Pro. I'm excited to see the coming MIDI additions. I use Atom 2 with it, but not as fast with that workflow as I'd like.
My loopy pro won’t allow me to record one shots so koala was the only way for me to get my drums in … that midi sequence update coming soon that’s. Going to be dope …
@@bjamminsincebirth3494 the latest one but for some reason if I make a pad for a one kick or hi hat it will play the sound but not record I said f it just stuck with using koala inside
Drambo really never was my main sequencer. I do still use it though. I love the Flexi Sampler. I use Ableton as my main everything. However I’d say on iOS Koala is my main sequencer with everything else being used occasionally to give me a variety of workflows.
@@bjamminsincebirth3494 Thanks for the reply! So in regards to Koala, are you typically recording things as audio into Koala then, and sequencing those audio samples from there with Koala.
You didn’t mute the mic, you just turned off monitoring. If you want to not record it, there arr 2 way you can do it: by really muting it with the mute button on bottom or by not routing it to the color where you record koala (expanding the mixer with the 2 arrows button on the right you can route (or unroute) anything to where you want, e.g. set only koala to be recorded on the red clips)
When at half video you expand the mixer, you can see that the mic is routed (under destinations) to both your color groups (red and blue). If you deselect one or both, it won’t be recorded
@@bjamminsincebirth3494 the metronome gets recorded because it gets captured by the mic. Mute the mic or don’t route it to the recording color and the metronome will not get recorded (there is not an “internal” recording of the metronome
All loopy pro needs now is midi clips and it’s will be on another level. Love the fact that loopy pro has a timeline sequencer and bluetooth keyboard (qwerty) midi control. I wish AUM had these features because AUM is still a beast for auv3 connectivity it’s very versatile. 🎛️🎚️🔈🔊
Definitely a different way to do it. Previously, I would just create a full sequence in Koala and then record into Loopy Pro with all but one sound muted. However, the down side of that is that the piano roll in Koala could get cluttered, so any deep editing wasn’t as easy. With this method, keeping each sequence for a sound alone would make any editing easier. I could see even making a more straight on the grid part and copying the sequence to do some nudging off the grid. You could even record into 2 separate loops in Loopy and switch back and forth at times. The note repeat option on the hats was cool. I just recently paid for the latest upgrades in LP, so definitely motivated to use it more. Although I like things about AUM and Drambo, neither of them are as intuitive to me to get ideas down fast like Loopy Pro. I'm excited to see the coming MIDI additions. I use Atom 2 with it, but not as fast with that workflow as I'd like.
@@chrisb3389 yeah the Midi Donuts are gonna be cool. It’s all about finding that workflow that speaks to you and gets you creative!
Wondered how to go from Donuts to squares. Cheers. Definitely going to dive back into Loopy Pro once midi appears.
Yeah man! It’s much better for me with the Donut Bars
My loopy pro won’t allow me to record one shots so koala was the only way for me to get my drums in … that midi sequence update coming soon that’s. Going to be dope …
Really…which version do you have?
@@bjamminsincebirth3494 the latest one but for some reason if I make a pad for a one kick or hi hat it will play the sound but not record I said f it just stuck with using koala inside
@@thebl8nlyblatantnetwork you can slide over and use the app as inter app
Trying to make a video but family is sleeping: very relatable.
Gotta do what you gotta do!
@@bjamminsincebirth3494 - Yes!
I forgot about the note repeattttttt
Yeah Koala is the most affordable feature pack sampler available to almost everyone
Great video hey I was just wondering how did you get sample crate to be your default file manager I’m on iOS by the way
I’m not using Sample Crate. Koala has options in the settings to use Files or use AudioShare.
i have koala but i can't get the sequence to work do i need to pay for samurai for that feature? thanks
looks like i need samurai for this ill get it later
For Auto Chopping yes but the sequencers no
Hello, are you still using Drambo as your main sequencer workflow for jamming?
Or have you moved to something else?
Drambo really never was my main sequencer. I do still use it though. I love the Flexi Sampler. I use Ableton as my main everything. However I’d say on iOS Koala is my main sequencer with everything else being used occasionally to give me a variety of workflows.
@@bjamminsincebirth3494 Thanks for the reply!
So in regards to Koala, are you typically recording things as audio into Koala then, and sequencing those audio samples from there with Koala.
You didn’t mute the mic, you just turned off monitoring. If you want to not record it, there arr 2 way you can do it: by really muting it with the mute button on bottom or by not routing it to the color where you record koala (expanding the mixer with the 2 arrows button on the right you can route (or unroute) anything to where you want, e.g. set only koala to be recorded on the red clips)
When at half video you expand the mixer, you can see that the mic is routed (under destinations) to both your color groups (red and blue). If you deselect one or both, it won’t be recorded
Forget the mic…it recorded the Metronome too. That’s more of an issue than the mic.
My thing is that should be off from the get go. Why would anyone want to record the metronome?
@@bjamminsincebirth3494 the metronome gets recorded because it gets captured by the mic. Mute the mic or don’t route it to the recording color and the metronome will not get recorded (there is not an “internal” recording of the metronome
Unless you use the metronome of Koala: in that case the signal of koala gets recorded in its entirety (its metronome included)
All loopy pro needs now is midi clips and it’s will be on another level. Love the fact that loopy pro has a timeline sequencer and bluetooth keyboard (qwerty) midi control. I wish AUM had these features because AUM is still a beast for auv3 connectivity it’s very versatile. 🎛️🎚️🔈🔊
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