Steinberg has released LoopMash HD app for mangling beats and tunes. Previously available for iPhone and iPod touch only, LoopMash HD is a version optimized for the iPad.
LoopMash HD provides an approach to merging tracks together by comparing and replacing similar musical elements over eight four-bar loops.
The app comes with 250 audio loops from different music styles plus over 30 factory presets plus an unlimited number of user presets, which can be exchanged among users. Each preset can include up to 24 scenes, while each scene blends up to eight loops simultaneously. The mashed-up loops are fed through the low-pass and high-pass filters, flanger and phaser effects plus 19 live performance effects, such as tape stops and stutters, are also available.
Users may expand their LoopMash library with four content sets available through in-app purchases, each containing 50 audio loops.
Features at a glance
• 250 addictive audio loops included
• 30 presets
• 3-D swipe-page navigation
• Load and play with up to 8 four-bar loops per scene
• 24 scenes available per preset
• 19 live performance effects including stutters, reverse playback, tape stops, scratches, etc.
• Pitch transpose
• 4 effects for sound control
Availability & Pricing
LoopMash HD is available through the App Store. The LoopMash HD Content Sets are available as in-app purchases.
LoopMash HD is available for EUR 9.99, GBP 7.99 and USD 11.99. The LoopMash HD Content Sets are available for EUR 1.59, GBP 1.19 and USD 1.99.
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