New Feature - You Can Now Set The DAW Used To Create Loops

Today I added an extra section to the loops upload area.

You now have the ability to set the DAW that you used when you created a loop. This will be useful in a number of ways. The main one is that it helps in
working out what went wrong if a loop is rejected.

Ill also be adding another field that will allow you to state which vst / instrument you used if any. A big advantage here is if you know the type of sound you are looking for you'll be able to filter results to only show those created by for example massive.

Anyone who wants their previous uploads to be updated on mass get in touch and tell me the DAW that you used on all your loops and ill update them for you.

If your DAW is not listed choose "unknown / not listed " and then get in touch and ill add it to the list.

Ill also make it remember your usual choice and either pre select that in future or have it as the first option.

I used Pro Tools on all my loop creation - would appreciate a mass update to my listings :)

thats just been done for you

Thanks! Just wanted to let you know that clicking on the DAW name while on the main loop section redirects the user to the home page. I'm assuming this will change as you update the search parameters to include DAWs?

yeh, i didnt have time to finish that yesterday. Its been added now though

Can you add a way to show the software you used to create a track/beat instead of only loops?

yeh, thats been added to tracks too now

The DAW I use is FL Studio! Thank you!

Not listed: I use PRESONUS STUDIO 3 ARTIST for recording and MIXCRAFT 8.1 for pre-production.

Presonus studio is already included, Mixcraft has now been added

Can we have whoops, alarm bells, whistles etc. when someone uploads a track using Reaper. Just so that I know I'm not alone! :)

@Lemonization - You are definitely not alone on the Reaper team. It's highly popular nowadays.

@Thread - It's nice to see all the positive changes going on over here lately

@Looperman
Could please add "LMMS" for us Ubuntu Linux based musicians and producers. But I think "Ardour," which is also on Linux, is more advanced than LMMS. I use both of these once in a while.

Both LMMS and Ardour have now been added

Just making sure, Logic Pro includes X, right? I was always using LPX and have read that the previous versions before X were a lot different, but LPX is still Logic Pro, right?

I CAN NOT UPLOAD SAMPLES ANYMORE!!
my settings are at 44.1hz and 16 bit in my DAW, so i that the way that i am exporting them. i have been uploading in past using the same daw and the same setting. what can i do?

Bonjour ....

Not having found in the list proposed, I specify you here, that I use mainly Samplitude Pro from Magix.

All my best wishes for 2019.

Dan

bruh i was gon meme on you and say i used audacity but ion think it would be worth it xd

Can you add Maschine?

Hey, I know this is FREE Software, but would you be able to add Audacity, because it is so underrated and easy to use for great quality tracks. ;)

Matthew

@matthew As audacity is not really a daw it wont be added. How do you manage to know the exact bpm when only using audacity ?

I use Garageband...
And its my first time uploading here