Introducing Polyend Loop

Introducing Polyend Loop : Standalone Looper & Drum Machine

Meet Loop

We’re at Guitar Summit this week, and you can get your hands on Loop at the Polyend booth. Come by Booth 033 on Level −1 and try it for yourself. Record a loop, add some drums, throw on an effect, and see where the idea takes you.

Start with a sound

Loop gives you four independent loop tracks, four sample-based drum tracks, and more than 100 effects to play with. Record straight in from your guitar, bass, synth, or microphone, then reshape what you’ve recorded with reverse, ping-pong, and varispeed playback options.

Make it your own

There are 350+ rhythm patterns, 500+ kits, and more than 2,000 drum samples to get you started. You can also sample your own sounds directly into Loop and build your own kits, then save up to 1,000 projects so the ideas you stumble across can become something you come back to later.

Loop in action

Watch the intro video to get a feel for how Loop works.

Get Loop

Loop is available now for $599 / €599, with orders beginning to ship mid-October.

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Geeeze - what is a poor boy to do! The BOSS EX-4 Effects Expander was released today too. And last night I purchased a used Zoia on Reverb. :rofl:

Loop looks like a curious and unique mix of different elements.

The ability to change “scenes” or sections of a song is being done in an interesting way. Will be interesting to hear how well this works in practice. It may have this facility, but I didn’t see it in the doc: the ability to automate scene changes would be a very welcome capability. Or to lay in the planned sequence of changes, and then press a button to “advance to next scene”. Argh! Look at me. Loop has been announced 5 hours ago, and I’m putting in a feature request! :zany_face:

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