Pockets
Two loops, locked together. Pockets stretches both to one tempo, pitches them into one key, and chops between them.
$40
VST2, VST3, and AAX.
record
global bpm−118+target key<A min>pitch-sync: onslice1/21/41/81/16chop throughhold first sliceplaypresetsTwo decks
Drop a loop on A and another on B. Wav, mp3, aiff, or flac. The file name can carry the tempo and the key, or you can type them in. Each deck keeps its own bpm and key. The arrows step through the loops saved on that deck.
One tempo, one key
Both loops stretch onto one tempo, from 40 to 240. Nudge it, type it, or move the slider. If the bpm or the key is missing from the file name, Pockets detects it. A key can be a note or a Camelot code. Pitch-sync moves each loop into the key you pick. Turn it off and the original pitch stays.
Chop or hold
The slice is 1/2, 1/4, 1/8, or 1/16 of a bar. Chop through walks along the loop. Hold first slice stays on the opening slice. The fades sit on the waveform, and you can drag them longer or shorter.
The rack
Pan, delay, reverse, filter, and bitcrush, each with a mix. Then EQ, compression, saturation, width, and a limiter, each with a mix of its own. A module lights in its colour when it's on.
Five starting points
Crawl, open, step, chop, and rush. Each one sets the tempo, the slice, the key, and the chain. Crawl is 73, slow and dark. Open is 94, wide and clean. Step is 118, a punchy groove. Chop is 141, smashed and jumping. Rush is 167, bright and fast. Randomise rolls a new tempo, a new key, and a new chain.
Takes
Record what you're hearing. Four takes show at a time, and you can page through the rest. Drag a take out as a wav, or export the audio.
Pockets
$40 · VST2, VST3, and AAX.