Gauss Field Looper is a music app developed by Bram Bos. The last update, v2.00, released on April 21, 2023, and it’s rated 4.64 out of 5 based on the latest 109 reviews. Gauss Field Looper costs $6.99 and requires iOS 11.0+ and Android 10 or newer to download.
Video: Gauss Field Looper Overview
Description
Co-designed with Berlin-based electronic musician Hainbach, Gauss brings the oldschool tape-looping art form to mobile devices.
Enjoy Gauss Field Looper on your desktop! Download the latest APK (2.00, 17 MB) or choose your preferred version, and follow our Bluestacks emulator guide for easy installation on Windows or macOS. For any assistance with downloading or installing, feel free to visit our forums!
User Reviews and Ratings
★★★☆☆Importing could be way better.
Does it’s job but I can’t upload original sound files.
★★★★★Creative options!
So much you can do with this!
★★★★☆Almost perfect
Really creative and inspiring little looper, though the inability to load samples in to it is puzzling. When you click on “load a loop” you see demo loops you can play with, while the “user loops” section is blank. However I don’t see anywhere in the app where you can import sound files.
I also tried navigating to the Gauss folder in my iPhone (using the files app) and adding MP3s to the “loop” folder, but that doesn’t make them appear in the app either. Hopefully this is something they add in
★★★☆☆Cool app - UI uselessly small on iPhone
Really like what this app does. Pretty intuitive and satisfying. But the UI is so irritatingly small that it seems rolling this out on tablets-only would have made more sense. It’s 4 years old so I can only imagine it hasn’t had enough adoption to put time into another UI update. Bummer. Could see this as a bonus auxiliary tool in live sets but not as it is now.
★★★☆☆Great buy why can’t you load loops in standalone?
This app is killer as an audio unit in AUM but why is there no simple way to load loops from AudioShare or another method in standalone? If this is some “purist” decision to only serve as a field recorder it’s a bit ridiculous….
