Loopsmith: Game-ready seamless loops

Devlog

• Loopsmith 1.8.0: Guided First Loop
  August 12, 2026 by austinhaynes#game audio, #audio tools, #Unity, #FMOD, #Wwise

  Loopsmith 1.8.0 is available. The main addition is Guided First Loop , a walkthrough built directly into the Loop Editor. It takes you through loading your own full-length render or aligned stems, set... Continue reading
• Loopsmith 1.7.1: twenty-one bug fixes
  July 31, 2026 by austinhaynes

  Loopsmith 1.7.1 is out. No new features this time, just fixes. I went looking for bugs across the whole app and found twenty-one of them. A few are worth calling out. There was one in the converter. I... Continue reading
• Loopsmith 1.7.0: Unreal without middleware, and stingers everywhere
  July 24, 2026 by austinhaynes

  Loopsmith already built your loop into FMOD Studio and Wwise in one click. 1.7 adds the engine that had no answer: vanilla Unreal, no middleware required. Unreal kit Press Unreal kit and Loopsmith wri... Continue reading
• Loopsmith 1.6.0 - one click builds your FMOD event or Wwise music hierarchy
  July 17, 2026 by austinhaynes

  Loopsmith has always gotten the loop right: sample-exact points, the reverb tail preserved, files your engine can actually use. Version 1.6.0 takes the next step: it now builds the FMOD event or Wwise... Continue reading

  
• Building Adaptive Game Music From Synchronized Stems
  July 10, 2026 by austinhaynes

  Adaptive music does not have to be a collection of completely separate tracks. One cue can be split into synchronized stems, then the game can change the arrangement while the music keeps moving on th... Continue reading
• Why Reverb Tails Break at Game Music Loop Points
  July 10, 2026 by austinhaynes#music-loops

  A game-music loop can be sample-accurate and still sound wrong. The most obvious failure is a click, but a subtler one is just as distracting: the room suddenly disappears because the reverb tail is c... Continue reading

  
• Loopsmith 1.5.0: A bars-and-beats ruler, and a quieter editor
  July 10, 2026 by austinhaynes

  Loopsmith 1.5.0 is up. Two things this release: the ruler learned to count in bars, and the whole editor got a design pass. A ruler that counts in bars The ruler above the waveform can now count in ba... Continue reading
• Loopsmith 1.4.0: Layers by name, and smarter loop detection
  July 04, 2026 by austinhaynes

  Loopsmith 1.4.0 is up. Three things, all driven by questions from people actually shipping music into engines. Layers by name If you export a stem set, your game can now bring a layer in or out by its... Continue reading
• Loopsmith 1.3.1: Godot fix
  July 03, 2026 by austinhaynes

  A Godot audio fix. FIXED No more click at the loop point in Godot. The Godot recipes (single loop, layers, and areas) restarted each voice a few milliseconds into the loop instead of exactly at the lo... Continue reading
• Loopsmith 1.3.0: Stingers that land on the beat
  July 02, 2026 by austinhaynes

  Loopsmith 1.3.0 adds the thing I have wanted since the recipes existed: stingers. What a stinger is. A short one-shot accent played over the music. An item pickup, a discovery sting, a quest complete... Continue reading
• Loopsmith 1.2.0: Seamless single-file loops, and a way to prove they loop
  July 01, 2026 by austinhaynes

  Loopsmith 1.2.0 is out. It is a feature update, not a big overhaul, but there are a few things in here I am happy about, especially if you deliver to engines that loop a single file on their own. Seam... Continue reading
• Loopsmith 1.1.0: clip protection, inline renaming, smoother auditioning
  June 28, 2026 by austinhaynes

  Loopsmith 1.1.0 First update since launch. A round of polish from real use, plus two new features. New Overlap clip protection. The tail overlap plays two copies of your audio across the loop point, a... Continue reading