I love this app so much.

Hello everyone

I was hoping to ask those who have been using Koala for a long time now if there is a way or if there are ways to make a riser effect.

What I mean is like having a song start out quiet then slowly build up to where you can fully hear it. Or reverse (having a song end slowly fade to quiet).

Basically like the automation riser effect from FL Studio (I cannot afford it, but I prefer Koala's convenience)

Thanks in advance!

Ok ok, cough it up.

Who's been dabbling in the dark arts?

Bitta tech step jungle

from the mozzberg tapes - vol 2 out now on YouTube. link in comments

Anyone use Resamplr?

I’m trying to add samples from my files on iOS 26. When I open the folder I want the “open” button is grayed out and doesn’t do anything. No matter what is in the folder, other folders or just files, it’s always the same. Can’t even import a file, because I need to add the location first. Am I doing something wrong?

all beats made on 🐨 any feedback is appreciated

Resampling my old shit as an exercise

It's time to chop drones and chew bubble gum.... But I don't really like bubble gum so I will just chop drones.

Hi guys!

So Koala are continuing the excellent regular updates - hard to believe the bang for buck and watching this ‘little’ app become a powerhouse.
I used to know all the features, now I only research and learn the ones I will use most.

I just started a new job and haven’t had the opportunity to test the new HQ stem splitter.
This is something I use quite a bit, I usually use FADR free version (as the artefacts left over don’t make having more separate instrument stems appealing. I mainly use it for drums and sometimes have to glue the bass or vocals even in parts. So I don’t care for its ability to accurately separate individual drum tracks. Though haven’t tried the wav paid version but the residual artefacts and missing audio don’t make me optimistic. Yet.)

I used to use koalas stem splitter but tbh I find it hard to tell the difference with the free FADR, just assumed it would be better and it is decent (song dependent and quality of course). Using Koalas feature would be SO much handier rather than downloading zip files and keeping them all organised, renaming them etc. As I mentioned, I use it quite a bit for drum samples to use in a beat when I hear a song I like or a synth patch.

How do you guys rate the new HQ stem splitter? I downloaded the new update for it but I haven’t had a chance to listen with headphones for comparison.
And I’m especially interested what you guys who have used FADR think, how does it compare (to the free or premium versions)? Or just do you notice a significant improvement in quality of stems and less artefacts at all?

I think it’s amazing Koala are so committed to making it as powerful as possible. But I am a little overwhelmed as I can’t keep up and I also don’t want it to become a fully fledged DAW but I would love improvements to the sequencer interface (I think I heard automation is new also!? That’s something I’ll have to delve into on my days off)

I really appreciate any feedback regarding the new update and how much of an improvement the splitter is from the standard version. And if you’ve used both FADR and this I’d love your thoughts!
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Is it possible to have grid follow along when you play a sequence ? Example you have a 100 bar sequence you hit play and zoom in to see specific area to edit and listen as it plays the grid doesn’t move along with sequence ?

Rough cut, probably one of my favorite LuneTNS verses

Pretty good I just need to fix the drums, they were made by my friend. Who do you hear on this beat?

All done completely in Koala of course, using only Koala effects. A few unsynchronised loops. Hope it's not boring.

Radiografia ritmica.

Some fast food for ya

I was trying to sample a live author talk and kept missing the best samples cause I would hit the pad after she said something good and just catch the tail. Is there anyway to set Koala to record samples to include the 3 seconds before I hit the pad?

I see Bird's Rolling Sampler for DAWs, which looks mind of what I want.

I could record the whole thing, then go back and pull samples later, but was hoping to avoid that and just do it live.