Korpus was designed for Circular Live Looping Korpus is versatile and intuitive. Move to 21st Century Live Looping with Korpus !
On stage
Record and play realtime multitrack Live looping, spatialize your loops in the venue, add realtime sound effects, record your concert in multitrack.
Sound design
Use Logelloop’s advanced features to transform sound in realtime, make granular synthesis, create sound environments.
Backstage management
Make your Playlists, manage the sound spatialization, manage lights or videos, and much more with Logelloop.
Looper, for modular and parallel Live Looping
Looper is an incredibly versatile tool to make synchronous or asynchronous loops. Looper can quantize loops to beats or bars. The recording or playing can start immediately, or wait for the begin of the next bar. Each instance of Looper can be associated with a group, if several Loopers are associated with the same group, they will be totally synchronous when recording the loop, thus allowing obtaining a hybrid Looper...
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Gwenole Peaudecerf, Stage Manager / Sound Designer and Logelloop
As Teatr Piba presents Donvor at La Reine Blanche in Paris, we wanted to meet Gwenole Peaudecerf, who designed the sound with Logelloop and who performs an astonishing stage management. He tells us about it.
Guillaume Tahon, sound engineer with Logelloop
Meeting with Guillaume and focus on his use of Logelloop for the shows: “Toutes les Filles s’appelle Jeanne” by Lina Bellard, and “Alice de l’autre côté” by the Derezo company.
Enter to win one license of Logelloop Pro
Enter to win one license of Logelloop Pro worth €198When ? 7 to 13 of February 2022 For a chance to win, simply subscribe our newsletter and answer these questions below before February 14st, 2022 and send the answer to contact@logelloop.com Good luck. Here are the questions: 1-In Logelloop you can group your modular loopers. How many groups do you have to do this? 2-You can convert your Max/MSP patches for native use
Logelloop workshop and concert “Toco La Toccata”
On 22 January 2022, a workshop on Logelloop will be led by Phillipe Ollivier at the salle de diffusion of l’Usinerie. This workshop will be followed by the show “Toco La Toccata” as part of the Sound Forum co-organised by the Conservatoire du Grand Chalon and the Usinerie. Chalon-sur-Saône more infos here
SONFÉRENCE #6 : LOGELLOOP, the digital tool, an instrument in its own
As part of UNESCO’s National Sound Week, at the instigation of the Logelloù in Penvénan, a program is being offered by a number of local structures in the area of Tregor. Among the highlights of this first edition of the year will be a “Sonférence” organized by Tregor Sonore around Logelloop, hosted by Philippe Ollivier, in person at the Cité des télécoms in Pleumeur-Bodou (reservation required) on Monday 24 January
Use Logelloop LE for free !
Logelloop LE gives access to most of the major functions of the software and allows you to practice multi-channel live looping for free using four tracks on the main looper on bank A. It allows to route the sound to two auxiliary circuits. Several effects are available and it is possible to insert one per track. It is also possible to insert a multi-channel effect (SFX). You can use up
The Logelloop 5.5.1 new functionalities
Logelloop 5.5 is a major update that brings many bug fixes and a lot of new features and improvements for live looping and electroacoustic creation. If you do not have a pro license, the application starts in LE (Learning edition) mode. The LE version gives access to the basic functions. The list of limitations of the LE version can be found here. You can ask us for a provisional
Logelloop footboard release
Compact and lightweight, these footboards are designed for touring. They are also very quiet and ideal for Live Looping of acoustic instruments and for quiet environments. The result of dozens of prototypes and several years of research, these 13-button footswitches can be combined with one or two 7-button satellite footboards. The satellite footboards are connected using Ethernet cables that allow for long lengths to space the different footswitches on stage,