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Joshua Casper, from Loopcloud, delves into the distinctions between the Loopcloud app and the Loopcloud VST. He emphasizes that both are available to Loopcloud subscribers, with no preference for one over the other. The choice between them depends on the user’s workflow and preferences. The Loopcloud app operates as a separate application, offering versatility with access to over 4 million loop samples, including Rex files, Apple loops, and Serum presets. In contrast, the VST is integrated into your DAW but limits access to Wave files only.
The app supports multitrack functionality, allowing users up to eight tracks, whereas the VST functions essentially as one track. Casper highlights that the VST can be applied to multiple tracks simultaneously, enabling multitrack capabilities within your DAW. Both versions feature integration with your DAW and a built-in "find similar sounds" function, showcased as an impressive feature.
However, the app surpasses the VST in AI versatility by offering additional features like finding harmonic and rhythmic matches. Importing and managing your own sounds is exclusive to the app, complete with an AI tagging system. The app provides more comprehensive browsing options, such as viewing new packs, popularity, and creating custom collections, features absent in the VST. Unique to the app are built-in effects, the ability to create patterns from one-shots, cloud storage, and hardware integration.
Casper emphasizes that the decision between the app and VST depends on your workflow preferences, with different projects potentially favoring one over the other. He encourages users to explore both options and select the one that best aligns with their needs. In closing, Casper expresses gratitude for Loopcloud subscribers and seeks input on future video topics.
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