Loopy Pro Tutorial: Project Wide Follow Actions, Fading Out and Programming Magic

[@yaelm308]

Thank you Inbar for giving us the opportunity to learn from you!!!

[@inbar.heyman]

My pleasure! Thank you for learning with me!

[@tahiche.]

Loved it!

[@inbar.heyman]

🙌🙌🙌

[@JeroenZijp]

You are awesome! 🤩

[@inbar.heyman]

Thanks :)

[@stomptheelites]

👍🏼👍🏼Cool, I learned some things.🎵🎵Loopyyyyyyyy Magic

[@inbar.heyman]

So happy to know!

[@jwskuse]

Very cool

[@inbar.heyman]

🤓

[@wujicare7715]

It's great, thanks a lot.

[@inbar.heyman]

My pleasure 🙏

[@MattAngiono]

Thank you for all the tips! You have a very great way of explaining things clearly and helping to convey the what, why, and the how! These ideas are very helpful to just demonstrating what loopy is capable of as well. Also, I'm glad you made suggestions about things that can be used for a live performance, because ideally, that's where looping is most fun and is the path I hope to pursue

[@inbar.heyman]

Thank you so much, I'm glad it's helpful :)

[@PiersCawley]

Love the call & response trick in particular, but the whole thing's great. Thanks Inbar!

[@inbar.heyman]

Thank you 😊🙏

[@PiersCawley]

Oh yeah, on the fade out actions is there a reason you're not setting the ramp times in terms of bars?

[@inbar.heyman]

Do you mean by measuring how many seconds each bar is and doing it that way? Or did I miss an important button? 😅🤔 I do it by feel because I have no need for it to be calculated or exact, it's more of an ambient thing. But if there's an easy way to calculate let me know and I might use it in a future song :)

[@PiersCawley]

@@inbar.heyman there's a button you missed :) Beneath the ramp slider on the right, there's a little button that currently says 'secs'. If you tap on that, it switches to 'beats' and you can set your ramps in terms of bars and beats, which makes them a little more tolerant of tempo variation.

[@inbar.heyman]

@@PiersCawley 😮😮😮😮😮😮😮 That’s amazing to know, thank you!!

[@PiersCawley]

@@inbar.heyman it pays to watch the release notes like a hawk.

[@inbar.heyman]

@@PiersCawley thanks again, I’m excited to check that feature out