simple loop machine vs Gibber

simple loop machine is a straightforward loop-style music app: record up to eight samples from the microphone, assign them to pads, then play, loop, reverse, trim, and scratch. No DAW-style complexity—great for ideas, practice, and live sketches. Features • 8-pad recording - Free mode: hold an empty pad to record; release to stop - Fixed mode: set BPM and bars, tap an empty pad to record a fixed length • Play/stop, loop, reverse playback • Waveform view with trim handles • Zoom (full waveform / selection range) • Volume and pitch per pad • Scratch strip (drag left and right) • Mix recording: capture pad playback into one mix; play, export, or delete • Settings: default record mode, default BPM/bars for fixed mode, delete all pads • In-app languages: Japanese, English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Korean Privacy & data • Samples and mixes are stored only on your device • No account required • Microphone is used only for recording to pads • Export uses the system share sheet (Files, AirDrop, etc.) Notes • Use caution with headphones or speakers—levels can be loud • Microphone permission is required on first launch • A real device is recommended for recording (simulator has no mic) Support: contact us via the Support URL on the store listing.

Gibber helps beginner guitar players turn chord diagrams into muscle memory. Use your iPhone as a touch-friendly practice surface, place each finger on the fretboard, hear the chord, and build confidence before you pick up your guitar. Learn chord shapes Start with beginner-friendly chords like Em, Am, C, G, and D. Gibber shows finger targets, muted strings, and clean strum guidance so practice feels visual and concrete. Practice chord changes Run focused switch tests to slow down, clean up, and track your chord changes over time. Build song roadmaps Save your own chord progressions in Songbook and practice moving from one chord to the next without hunting through notes. Track progress Return to recent practice, review activity, and keep building from where you left off. Gibber is a compact chord trainer for the first steps: learning shapes, reading diagrams, strumming the right strings, and making real guitar practice feel less confusing.