Monocasual Laboratories Giada (Loop Machine) v1.2.0 Standalone Windows MacOS Linux [FREE]

Your Hardcore Loop Machine.
Giada is an open source, minimalistic and hardcore music production tool. Designed for DJs, live performers and electronic musicians.Giada is a loop machine.
Build your performance in real time by layering audio tracks or MIDI events, driven by the main sequencer.

1. Giada is a loop machine.
Build your performance in real time by layering audio tracks or MIDI events, driven by the main sequencer.

2. Giada is a sample player.
Load samples from your crates and play them with a computer keyboard or a MIDI controller.

3. Giada is a song editor.
Write songs from scratch or edit existing live recordings with the powerful Action Editor, for a fine-tuned control.

4. Giada is a live recorder.
Record sounds from the real world and MIDI events coming from external devices or other apps.

5. Giada is an FX processor.
Process samples or audio/MIDI input signals with VST instruments from your plug-ins collection.

6. Giada is a MIDI controller.
Control other software or synchronize physical MIDI devices by using Giada as a MIDI master sequencer.

Ultra-lightweight internal design;
multi-thread/multi-core support;
32-bit floating point audio engine;
ALSA, JACK + Transport, CoreAudio, ASIO and DirectSound full support;
unlimited number of channels (optionally controllable via computer keyboard);
BPM and beat sync with sample-accurate loop engine;
MIDI input and output support, featuring custom MIDI lightning messages;
super-sleek, built-in Wave Editor for audio samples and Piano Roll editor for MIDI messages;
automatic quantizer;
portable project storage system, based on super-hackable JSON files;
support for all major uncompressed file formats;
test-driven development style supported by GitHub Actions and Catch
under a constant stage of development;
100% open-source GPL v3.

Video Demos :

https://www.youtube.com/@GiadaLoopMachine/videos

Changelog:

1.2.0 Ifrit

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Changelog:

Add support for multiple MIDI devices (#215)
Preserve position and size of ‚Settings‘ window
Fix wrong name in cloned sample channels (#725)
Update concurrentqueue dependency to version 1.0.4
Update FLTK dependency to 1.4.2
More CMake presets improvements
Refactoring and code gardening

1.1.1 Hamadryad / bugfix 1

1st bugfix release for version 1.1 Hamadryad.

Changelog:

Update FLTK dependency to 1.4.0-1
Render Group Channels audio data to master output only if audible (#709)
Fix MIDI out information not being refreshed properly on MIDI channels (#717)
Fix MIDI actions not being added on the rightmost edge in the Action Editor (#716)
Fix FX buttons not being properly lit (#712)
Fix ChannelShared objects not being deleted on Channel deletion (#695)
Fix wrong play mode for sample channels in one-shot retrig mode
Fix missing last sample when moving or resetting ‚end‘ point in Sample Editor
Fix last audio sample not being played in sample channels
Fix inability to clear Channels‘ key bindings (#708)
Fix Main Window size not being stored correctly (#713)
Add basic CMakePresets.json file
Many other minor bugs and typos fixed
Lots of refactoring and code cleanups

https://www.giadamusic.com/index#download

https://github.com/monocasual/giada