Kluppe is live loop-player and recorder software. It's perfect for use during live performances.
Kluppe is a looper software specifically designed for live performances. This software is based in Austria and it uses jack for audio input and output. Kluppe is a recorder and a loop-player and it is released under the GNU license, meaning you can download, use and redistribute it for free.
This looper software was developed by its author for personal use but is open to hearing feedback from users about their experiences or needs with Kluppe. Some key features of Kluppe include loading various (.wav, .aiff...) sound files, saving and loading settings, creating buffer and playing and recording multiple buffers via loop-players.
Moreover, users have direct guidance to all loopers, combining and per loop output-ports for jack, and different play modes including "granular". The software uses 32bit buffers internally, and it is compatible with Linux systems.
Compiling Kluppe is easy, you just require the developer sources and corresponding libraries, and it should compile with 'make'. If you run into troubles, the author requests that you let them know.
The latest release of Kluppe includes features such as corrected grain wrap around loop borders, improved klopfers shuttle control, and a simple midi control system for granular pitch-shift and bend. Other updates include fixing output volume fader step size, moving parts of the main menu to the "Edit" menu, and avoiding "differ in signedness" warnings for gcc4.
In summary, if you are looking for software to use in live performances with excellent loop-playing and recording capabilities, Kluppe might be a software to consider.
This looper software was developed by its author for personal use but is open to hearing feedback from users about their experiences or needs with Kluppe. Some key features of Kluppe include loading various (.wav, .aiff...) sound files, saving and loading settings, creating buffer and playing and recording multiple buffers via loop-players.
Moreover, users have direct guidance to all loopers, combining and per loop output-ports for jack, and different play modes including "granular". The software uses 32bit buffers internally, and it is compatible with Linux systems.
Compiling Kluppe is easy, you just require the developer sources and corresponding libraries, and it should compile with 'make'. If you run into troubles, the author requests that you let them know.
The latest release of Kluppe includes features such as corrected grain wrap around loop borders, improved klopfers shuttle control, and a simple midi control system for granular pitch-shift and bend. Other updates include fixing output volume fader step size, moving parts of the main menu to the "Edit" menu, and avoiding "differ in signedness" warnings for gcc4.
In summary, if you are looking for software to use in live performances with excellent loop-playing and recording capabilities, Kluppe might be a software to consider.
What's New
Version 0.5.1: N/A