1
Set the route
Choose your audio input and output, set the buffer, and confirm any deck-specific routing. On iOS, USB audio is the key signal that unlocks both decks.
How QuickLoops Pro works
Connect your mixer, record audio into a slot, and bring it into the mix instantly.
Step by step.
2
Record into a slot
Tap an empty slot to start recording. Tap the same slot again to stop recording and immediately turn it into a playable loop.
3
Control playback like a performer
Use Match, halve or double length, adjust speed, and choose Mono or Poly behavior depending on how tightly you want the deck to behave.
4
Bring hardware back into the flow
Map pads, buttons, and controls with MIDI Learn so triggering loops feels like a physical performance surface rather than a laptop task.
What it is
- Performance looper for vinyl DJs
- Loop capture with deck-aware timing tools
- MIDI Learn and routing that support real hardware workflows
- Support content that explains where iOS and macOS differ
What it is not
- Not a DAW session view wrapped in DJ copy
- Not a promise that every mixer works the same way
- Not a grid-led quantize-first workflow
- Not a replacement for documenting setup constraints
Will it work with your booth?
Compatibility covers platforms and mixers. Setup covers audio routing, USB audio, and MIDI Learn.