Max Chapman presents
An entire groove from any sample pack.
Drop in a pack — or a folder of your own sounds — and Loopworm listens to every loop, works out what each one is, lays them across seven lanes and locks the lot to your project tempo. Then you press GENERATE until you hear one you want to keep.
Works with the packs you already own, and equally with your own bounces, field recordings and old project stems — point it at a zip or a folder. No re-tagging, no proprietary format, no dragging files into slots one at a time. When a groove sticks, drag the loops straight into your project and keep working.
Kick, hats, clap, two percussion lanes, bass and lead. Every file in the pack is listened to as well as read — one-shots are skipped, textures are left out, and a loop that's filed wrong gets moved to where it actually belongs.
One press rolls a fresh groove across every lane. HOLD the lanes you love and re-roll the rest, or hit a single lane's dice. No two people even get the same first groove out of a pack — your record is yours.
Pick a root and scale and the tonal lanes follow: bass and lead swap to loops that fit your key, tuned percussion leans into the root or the fifth, and drums are left alone. On by default, off in one click.
Every loop is tempo-locked individually, so a pack that mixes 126 and 130 BPM loops just works. Tempo comes from the filename where it's printed and from the audio where it isn't — no tagging on your side.
ADD PACK blends another pack into the pool without touching what you're hearing, so the dice draw from a mix-and-match of everything you've loaded. Your whole blend saves with the project and comes back exactly as you left it.
Crop a lane to the bar you want, nudge its beats through the whole file, balance the lanes with per-lane dials and FX. Then DRAG one loop — or all of them at once — straight onto your DAW's tracks as audio.
No noise bursts, no beeps, no voice tags. Nothing in a worm can make a sudden loud sound — that rule comes before every feature.
VST3 and Audio Units. Tested in Ableton Live and Logic Pro. AAX is not supported.
macOS 10.13 or later. Universal 2 — one download, native on Apple Silicon and Intel. Signed and notarised by Apple.
Loopworm is built for loops, so one-shots are skipped on purpose, and textures and FX are left out rather than given a lane. Loops longer than 8 bars are trimmed to their first 8. macOS only for now.
Loopworm has a REPORT button that fills in the technical details for you — and shows you exactly what it will send, so you can delete anything you'd rather keep to yourself, before it goes anywhere.
For anything else, email us — a person reads it, not a ticket robot. Quote the build number from the plugin footer.