Audiobus: Use your music apps together.

What is Audiobus? — Audiobus is an award-winning music app for iPhone and iPad which lets you use your other music apps together. Chain effects on your favourite synth, run the output of apps or Audio Units into an app like GarageBand or Loopy, or select a different audio interface output for each app. Route MIDI between apps — drive a synth from a MIDI sequencer, or add an arpeggiator to your MIDI keyboard — or sync with your external MIDI gear. And control your entire setup from a MIDI controller.

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Live looping multiple auv3 using a single midi keyboard

wRRngwRRng
in Loopy Pro

Hi there, I've searched the forum about that topic but found only old ones and didn't get much out of...
I'd like to make a live template using an apc40 and an Akai mpk mini plus to use with loopy pro, and my answer is: is there a way to let's say, record a loop on a donut, then quickly switch to another channel to record a different instrument in another donut?

Hope that was clear enough 🙃

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  • espiegel123espiegel123

    @wRRng said:
    Hi there, I've searched the forum about that topic but found only old ones and didn't get much out of...
    I'd like to make a live template using an apc40 and an Akai mpk mini plus to use with loopy pro, and my answer is: is there a way to let's say, record a loop on a donut, then quickly switch to another channel to record a different instrument in another donut?
    e
    Hope that was clear enough 🙃

    That is easy. Basically , any interaction that can be done by hand has a corresponding action that can be used in a widget or midi binding. You can set up buttons (widgets) or MIDI Bindings (a set of actions triggered by a midi event). If you haven’t already, look at the section of the manual about actions. It lists all the actions that are available. I generally set up a widget for any series of actions I might want to perform and then once it is set up, I midi learn the widget..as I find editing actions in the widget editor more convenient than in the midi control section. It also lets me test the actions when I am not connected to MIDI.

  • wRRngwRRng

    @espiegel123 said:

    @wRRng said:
    Hi there, I've searched the forum about that topic but found only old ones and didn't get much out of...
    I'd like to make a live template using an apc40 and an Akai mpk mini plus to use with loopy pro, and my answer is: is there a way to let's say, record a loop on a donut, then quickly switch to another channel to record a different instrument in another donut?
    e
    Hope that was clear enough 🙃

    That is easy. Basically , any interaction that can be done by hand has a corresponding action that can be used in a widget or midi binding. You can set up buttons (widgets) or MIDI Bindings (a set of actions triggered by a midi event). If you haven’t already, look at the section of the manual about actions. It lists all the actions that are available. I generally set up a widget for any series of actions I might want to perform and then once it is set up, I midi learn the widget..as I find editing actions in the widget editor more convenient than in the midi control section. It also lets me test the actions when I am not connected to MIDI.

    Thank's a lot! I'll have a look at the "action" section of the manual then :)

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