Free on Windows.
The ULTRA line: WaveLoop's native desktop apps. No installer, no account.
Record your voice and build layers. Mix every input on your interface into the loop. Add colour with the FX rack and your own VST plugins.
Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit. No installer, no account, nothing to uninstall: unzip it anywhere and double-click layerz.exe.
The first time, Windows SmartScreen may stop it. The app isn't signed with a paid code-signing certificate yet, so Windows doesn't recognise the publisher. Click More info, then Run anyway. You only do this once.
To check you have the file we published first, open PowerShell in the unzipped folder and run Get-FileHash .\layerz.exe. It should print:
144c4da4b2ae3df187bea266d7643afcfed1f2259390b96e873ad9e7154a1fcbThe zip itself:
9f70ecc9015fa848af223d014144560a9c162e33b880269643e0e684e6bd3836Settings live in %APPDATA%\WaveLoop and audio in your Music folder, so the app can run from anywhere, even straight out of the zip. It stays off the network unless you switch BROADCAST on; then it plays to your own network only.
A recorder that only wakes up for sound: the gate, the trigger EQ, the tape, and a library of sessions you can pick back up.
Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit. No installer, no account, nothing to uninstall: unzip it anywhere and double-click wake.exe.
The first time, Windows SmartScreen may stop it. The app isn't signed with a paid code-signing certificate yet, so Windows doesn't recognise the publisher. Click More info, then Run anyway. You only do this once.
To check you have the file we published first, open PowerShell in the unzipped folder and run Get-FileHash .\wake.exe. It should print:
83884992d9bdfcf58b7c6c3474587a7338edb9aab39d51f7dec23353b3bef9a9The zip itself:
2345af40854e386fce4ff1323013fba32db690090bc484368b605f54e43df118Settings live in %APPDATA%\WaveLoop and audio in your Music folder, so the app can run from anywhere, even straight out of the zip. It stays off the network unless you switch BROADCAST or Ableton Link on; both stay on your own network.
Press R and talk, sing or hum: every take lands on one tape and draws itself as a row of leaves. Loop it, scratch through it.
Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit. No installer, no account, nothing to uninstall: unzip it anywhere and double-click tide.exe.
The first time, Windows SmartScreen may stop it. The app isn't signed with a paid code-signing certificate yet, so Windows doesn't recognise the publisher. Click More info, then Run anyway. You only do this once.
To check you have the file we published first, open PowerShell in the unzipped folder and run Get-FileHash .\tide.exe. It should print:
254b90dd9bd77c03e21fe8a5b7fe2de19673805e83f5b181450d1241e5889fb8The zip itself:
cf3dbc4e3e57a378c1e1e958089fddfd096dfa2418ba24f4362dc18b05161a23Settings live in %APPDATA%\WaveLoop and audio in your Music folder, so the app can run from anywhere, even straight out of the zip. It stays off the network unless you switch BROADCAST on; then it plays to your own network only.
WaveLoop ULTRA, the flagship tape looper. The desktop Suite: X1 and X4.