Sugar Bytes Looperator

Looperator chops up your audio and turns it into something new. In the process, you can dispose of the classics like Filters and Reverbs, but also trippy Loop and Vinyl manipulations.

Looperator makes you sound as if you worked on your track for hours and hours and really all it took was a click of a button.

Features

• 16-Step Sample Slicer
• Looper with Reverse Mode
• Time Stretch & Talkbox Filter
• Recall presets with MIDI notes
• Independent Control for left/right Channel
• Unlimited Undo/Redo
• Intelligent Random
• 5 Parameters per effect and step

Looperator unites two concepts: you can re-arrange the material with the Slicer and place effects with surgical precision.

Right from the start, we aimed at a tool that is easy to handle and produces favorable results.

The preset tools make creating of rolls, loops and stutter edits, that can be fiddly to build in a DAW, a matter of a few mouse clicks.

And when inspiration has left the room, the smart random algorithms with detailed programming options will generate sequences with a high chance of sounding balanced and usable.

Looperator can be triggered in sync with the DAW's transport controls, or via notes from a MIDI track. In a classic DJ setup, it syncs to your DJ software.

You can assign complete effect sequences to MIDI notes – this way you can trigger individual patterns.

This gives you plenty of flexibility when it comes to applying magic to audio signals in a live environment.

Find a boring drum loop! In under a minute, you'll have something sounding not only completely different but truly compelling.

It's undemanding on your resources, so running a number of instances and incorporating the results into a broader project is a truly effortless process.

Despite its simple interface, Looperator is a surprisingly deep plug-in if you really dig in.

Each effect holds its individual parameters (5 settings), each of which can be controlled by one of 20 selectable and adjustable envelope shapes, a simple automation-ready parameter dial, an envelope follower, or a randomizer.

Much of the time, you won't need to go any further than the ready-made steps, but when you do, the four user-defined steps per track give you full and precise control of vital effect parameters on a per-step basis.

When it comes to animating lively sequences on a detailed level, the possibilities are literally endless.

The processing chain runs from top to bottom and you can alter the order of the six lanes by a simple vertical drag–and–drop.

If, for example, the Slicer is below FX1, then the results of FX1 will be included in the slices as you sequence them - after which they'll be filtered, looped and processed through FX2 and the envelopes.

Each effect module has an individual dry/wet and the global mix control boasts 6 different setups.

All UI elements put the spotlight on the task at hand and directly respond to every user action with visual feedback.

Don't overthink it! Looperator allows unlimited undo steps.

This security encourages experimentation. Silence your critical voice, paint some patterns, and when it sounds good, save the preset.

Features and logic will become apparent through use and you'll hear for yourself that Looperator's output of new ideas from the first moment is intoxicating.

From subtle enhancements to spectacular effect pyrotechnics: Looperator's expressive potential quickly approaches the character of an instrument.