Screenshots

Loop Console

The basic view of the five loop tracks, each one displays its current action (rec/play/stopped/stacking) as well as a waveform and position indicator.

The Turntables

The new FlyLoops has a built in turntable console. You can scratch with midi controllers such as the Torq Xponent, or you can use conventional midi controllers or even a mousepad! The controls seen above allow the user to assign multiple loops to the turntables, then scratch those loops as well as indepedently vay loop bpm, playback frequency, beat splicing, volume pan and effects. The program even has algorithyms for beat splicing that specify what type of beat to produce, and frequency scale quantization that causes the turntables to stick to certain scales (major, minor, blues, mixolydian, etc.).

Visualization

There is also a visualization component to FlyLoops which displays the waveforms in real time (that is the input from all microphones/instruments and the looped output are all displayed). You can control various aspects of the visualization, customizing the color, movement and effects being applied. You can even cause the visualizer to vary in time with the beat, or scale to various controls like the turntable scratch, the bpm or frequency shift, or the amplitude.

The Drumset

FlyLoops also comes complete with a drumset. You can use the FlyLoops drumset to load your favorite samples and play them in perfect rhythm to your loops. The drumset will adapt to any tempo, and using the probability matrixes you can be easily program the drums to play beat of your choosing.

Virtual turntables!