Studio-quality effects inside the rig
Host professional AUv3 effects for guitar, voice, percussion, and the full mix, then put the important parameters directly on your performance page.
Guitar + Voice
For guitarists and vocalists with one-person rigs
Loopy Pro can bring guitar, vocals, percussion, studio-quality effects, looping, and transitions into one performance-led environment, turning a heavy stage rig into something you can shape from an iPad, touch controls, and external gear.
The Experience
A portable performance rig that does not feel compromised
For guitarists and vocalists, the challenge is often the whole stage rig. It is tone, vocal processing, monitoring, mutes, loops, effects, and transitions, all while still delivering a performance that feels human and present.
Loopy Pro helps by bringing input routing, AUv3 effects, clip control, actions, and workspace customization together. You can set up pages that surface the controls you need most, route monitoring intelligently, and keep the rig aligned with the way you actually perform.
Effects can become part of the instrument too. A vocal reverb throw, guitar amp chain, delay freeze, harmony layer, lo-fi texture, or full mix treatment can sit beside the loop controls instead of living in a separate pedalboard, mixer, or app.
That makes it especially compelling for solo performers, buskers, and hybrid live acts who want the flexibility of a serious studio and stage setup without carrying one piece of hardware for every job.
What You Can Do
A lighter rig with more sound-shaping power
Input and monitor routing
Control what you hear, what the audience hears, and where timing support, vocal processing, guitar tone, or effects should go in a real-world performance rig.
Hands-free and hardware control
Bind loops, mutes, effect changes, and mix moves to MIDI or foot interaction so the workspace supports performance instead of distracting from it.
Example Workflows
How this setup can feel in practice
Build a pedalboard page without the pedalboard
Create buttons, knobs, XY pads, and bindings for the effects you actually touch during a song: amp tone, vocal delay, reverb throws, harmonies, filter sweeps, freezes, and bypasses.
Use one controller for several stage actions
Map different gestures or triggers to related functions so one compact controller can handle effects, loops, mutes, section changes, and mix moves.
Move between sounds without changing rigs
Switch from dry guitar and intimate vocal processing into bigger looped sections, effect throws, and full-range moments without rebuilding the setup between songs.
Real-World Setups
See how solo performers shape their rigs
Gear Check
Compare the hardware behind portable stage rigs
If you are choosing an interface, foot controller, microphone, keyboard, MIDI controller, or USB hub for guitar and voice, the community gear directory gathers real user reports from Loopy Pro setups.
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