Prime Multitrack App

Prime is compatible with expression pedals, but not volume pedals. We recommend the Roland EV-5. To use an expression pedal with Prime: 1. Connect the expression pedal to your MIDI controller. 2. Connect your MIDI controller to Prime. 3. Hit the MIDI button at the top of Prime 4. Click the white box that appears over the Master Fader. 5. Press the Expression pedal down 6. Click the MIDI button again to save the mapping. Using an expression pedal allows you to control the volume of your tracks in Prime!

Prime is a free app we designed for playing back all of your tracks! It's available for MacOS and iOS. You can easily customize song arrangements, instrument volume, change the key, tempo and more! All of your purchases from Loop are available to you in Prime. It is hands-down the easiest way to run tracks in live performance.

Yes! Editing the arrangement of your tracks in Prime is simple. For iPad and Mac, select Edit Song, then Edit Arrangement. On iPhone, go to your Prime settings and select Edit Arrangement. You can double click/tap on a section to delete it or choose to add a new section. You can also drag and drop sections to change the order. Once you are finished, click Done to save the arrangement.

Try deleting the song and re-downloading it. Do this by tapping on "Add Songs", swipe left on the song that is giving you trouble and choose "Delete". Tap on it again to re-download it to your device.

We make this easy for you. With Prime Cloud, you can upload your own audio to use and customize in Prime. Simply click the "Upload" button at the top of the website and choose "Personal" as the track type. Follow the instructions carefully and in no time, all of your audio will be available to you within Prime.

If you hear the click coming through the right channel into the house while using Prime, here is what you should check: 1. Make sure PAN is selected in your Prime settings, not STEREO. 2. Turn the gain down on your soundboard to see if the bleeding goes away. 3. It may be the stereo breakout cable you are using. Try a different cable and see if the click is panned correctly.

Prime will work with any MIDI controller that sends default MIDI notes. Prime will not work with a controller that sends Control Changes. When connecting a controller to Prime on an iPad or iPhone, make sure you are using the official Apple brand lightning to USB adapter to connect the USB cable.

Prime is only available for iOS & MacOS

To transpose a track in Prime on Mac or iPhone, simply click the arrows in the bottom right corner to change the key. If you are using Prime on an iPhone, click the music note at the bottom and scroll to the key you want and click Done. It's easy to transpose your tracks in Prime.

After signing into Prime with your Loop Community account, simply click on "add song" to see all of your purchased songs.

We make this easy for you. With Prime Cloud, you can upload your own audio to use and customize in Prime. Simply click the "Upload" button at the top of the website and choose "Personal" as the track type. Follow the instructions carefully and in no time, all of your audio will be available to you within Prime.

When you first purchase Prime, you will have one track already in your track list. To add more songs, go to LoopCommunity.com and purchase your tracks. If you purchase the Prime Only version or the File Download version, the song will show up in your song list in Prime after you complete the purchase. You can also upload your own custom audio to the Prime Cloud and that will also show up in Prime.

Many issues with Prime can be resolved by deleting the app from your device and re-installing a fresh copy from the app store. If you still have issues, please contact our support team with your device info and any other information that will help us resolve the problem.

Simple! For beginners, we recommend connecting your device to your soundboard using a 1/8" headphone to dual 1/4" jacks. The Click in Prime is automatically panned to the LEFT, and the instrument Tracks are panned RIGHT. For more advanced users, we recommend using the Track Rig interface. Track Rig gives you 8 XLR outputs that you can send Prime tracks out of.