LooP'Dup vs PolyDelay

Loop'Dup is an audio clip player, sample arranger and loop sampler. Bring your loops into one app to sample jam, experiment, create live sets and absolutely have lots of fun! Loop'Dup! - Infinite beats, endless inspiration. This app was made entirely with solar power. Each track can launch a clip anytime, in-time with the master tempo. Every project contains 8 sets of 8 clips per track. One track can have up to 64 audio loops available to play at anytime. You could arrange sets as a songs and each row is a song part. Or each set arranged as a genre of clips (Beats, Bass, Synth etc) Perform a whole live -set. Arrange clips as rows or launch a clip from any set. All tracks have separate send effects levels of delay, reverb, dual filter. Track FX can be muted on or off as well as track volume. A special TempFX state can be used to freely play with FX sends then revert back to previous state instantly. Launch rows of clips simultaneously for arranging parts or scenes. Sample into a clip at anytime using bult in microphone or external USB audio device (class compliant). While sequencer is playing it samples a fixed length (chosen in settings) and starts at the nearest quantised bar (chosen in options). Choose to manually start sampling (waits for slow signal) when sequencer is not running, stop sampling manually or wait for the chosen fixed length. It can also auto-play like a looper Resample what is playing including any FX into an empty clip to bounce multiple tracks into one clip. Load audio files into a clip from the "Samples" folder located in this Documents folder. You can also use AudioCopy general pasteboard to conveniently copy audio between apps. AudioPaste directly to a clip or copy the audio from a clip and AudioPaste into another supporting app. Includes a demo project containing 3 sets of audio clips Also included are some audio loops captured from 2XB303, 7XDXFM, 7XWAVE, 6X806 and PunkGen with some other drum loops to help get you started jamming. The included audio loops are electro synth based. Manually set an audio clip settings: Sample duration from 8 to 128 steps (sixteenths), Reverse, Stutter effect, Auto pitch to adjust pitch to fit length of clip or manually transpose for one-hit samples, Gain override, Loops count (how many times a loops a clip will repeat), Next-Clip ( auto launching a different clip loops have finished). Send MIDI out clock to external MIDI synths, drum machines or grooveboxes so they play in time while also sampling them. You can, for example sync to the Roland MC101/MC707 via USB and send MIDI clock while sampling the MC101/MC707 own audio back into loopD'up Up to 10 projects can be loaded at once and you can export consolidated projects or import backed up projects into a project slot. 3 Different metronome modes to help you sample in time. Latency setting to compensate for microphone delays. Ableton Link to sync with other apps. IAA to route audio into Audiobus, AUM or other supporting apps to process live audio or sample. Loop it. Layer it. Love It! Loop'Dup - Your pocket sized Studio! Specs: Time synced Delay FX speed . Auto play after sampling option. Launch quantize settings from 16 steps to 128 steps. Clip length options from 8,16,32,64,128. 8 Sets A - H per project. 8 Clips per each set. 64 Audio clips per track can be loaded. Ableton Link sync. USB audio device support up 44.1k or 48k only (class compliant). USB MIDI device support (class compliant). MIDI out sync. Audio latency adjust up to 100ms IAA Audio output. Memory efficient disk streaming of audio. Auto normalise option (default) 10 projects loaded at any time. Monitor audio in option. To get audio files from outside your device into the app you can transfer audio using airplay, iCloud or usb and copy into the samples folder located in this app's documents folder. You can access this folder using Apple's Files application. Any problems be sure to contact via the email link in information

PolyDelay Polyrhythmic Delay Plugin (AUv3) PolyDelay is an audio effect plugin that can run standalone, or in any AU compatible host application such as Logic Pro or GarageBand. Overview PolyDelay is a dual delay line / stereo effect with optional host tempo sync. While PolyDelay can be used to create interesting stereo polyrhythmic delays, it can also produce more familiar delay patterns such as dotted eighth and quarter note triplets. Polyrhythms, Divisions and Beats PolyDelay calculates delay times based on a BPM (beats per minute) tempo, and the polyrhythmic notation of D:B, where D = divisions and B = beats. For example, 3:2 would mean that the time for 2 beats should be divided by 3. If you're more use to the idea of note lengths and delay times, such as quarter notes and dotted eighths, etc., this might be confusing at first, but hopefully this guide will help. Firstly, everything starts with the beat! So, for 120BPM, each beat (or quarter note) will be half a second, or 500ms. So if you want a quarter note delay, you want 1 division within one beat, so you would set Divs and Beats to 1. Here are some typical note values, lengths (120BPM) and their D:B values: 1/4 = 500ms = 1:1 (take the length of one beat, and divide that by one) 1/8 = 250ms = 2:1 (take the length of one beat, and divide that by two) 1/16 = 125ms = 4:1 (etc.) 1/32 = 63ms = 8:1 (etc.) See how the divisions are doubled-up for each note? And here are some dotted and triplet note examples - see how the D:B numbers start to get interesting! 1/4D = 750ms = 2:3 1/4T = 333ms = 3:2 1/8D = 375ms = 4:3 1/8T = 167ms = 3:1 A classic stereo delay would be 1:1 (1/4) left, and 4:3 (1/8D) right with Width set to max. If you want a really long delay, a 1:8 setting would give you 4 seconds at 120BPM with Multiply set to Normal, or 8 seconds set to Half. The Presets also include some typical (and not so typical!) examples to get you started. The fun really starts when you start mixing "unusual" (typically odd numbers) divisions and beats, such as 5:4 or 2:7. These sorts of relationships are what we typically refer to as polyrhythms. Try experimenting with PolyDelay on simple sequences and drum parts / patterns and you may start to hear all sorts of interesting rhythmic interplay as your brain tries to figure out what's going on! For additional tone-shaping, PolyDelay includes variable stereo width, a high and low pass filter, stereo modulation and internal limiting to keep audio levels in check. For more info and support please visit: www.waverley-instruments.com/robjackson