Loop Editor 1.1.2

Loop Editor - Simple audio loop editing tool
Loop editor is a simple (and free) audio loop editor. Designed in Cocoa from the ground up, Loop Editor proudly takes advantage of CoreAudio, Quartz, and other solid OS X interface features.

Loop Editor supports all audio file formats that support loop markers, including every type of looping available for any given format. Loop Editor is one of the only applications available that manages multiple loop makers (within files that support multiple loops).

Loop editor is a simple (and free) audio loop editor. Designed in Cocoa from the ground up, Loop Editor proudly takes...

Advanced Playback Options
The new Playback panel gives you detailed control over Playback options. Adjust playback with varispeed or with pitch and time via speed, tempo, pitch or key. We also added playback quality control

Batch Export as Apple Loops & ACID
Apple Loops Utility is useful if all you need to do is create Apple Loops. But what if you want your loops to play well with others? Loop Editor now allows you to export your loops as Apple Loops and ACID.

Searchable Keyboard Shortcuts
We've made our already powerful and fully customizable keyboard shortcuts even better by adding a convenient search field. No more hunting when you need to find and customize a single command quickly!

Main features of Loop Editor:

Supports AIFF, WAVE, Sound Designer, ACID, Apple Loop, and CoreAudio (CAF) audio files

Supports any sample rate or bit depth

Supports any number of channels

Supports interleaved and split channel files

Supports files with multiple loops

Supports Forward/Backward and Backward looping

Supports full editing during playback

Nudge and zero-cross controls

Fully customizable keyboard shortcuts

Software update and install from within the application.


What's New in This Release:

improved interpretation of ACID "root note"

added "Match MIDI Base Note/Root Note/Key" feature to Export

fixed a visual bug with the Slice button in the toolbar

fixed a file naming bug when renaming ReCycle files to a new location

fixed a rare "disappearing playback position" bug