Loop your performance.

• LOOP: tap the new LOOP button to stack up to four layers. Record, then add layers on top, each with its own sound if you like.
• It keeps its own time, with a metronome and count-in, so your loops stay tight with or without the drums.
• Change the loop's length any time: go shorter without losing anything, or longer to make room for more.
• Mute or turn down any layer, undo the last one, and save the whole loop to Recordings.
• Your layers play back on the strings, each glowing in its own colour.
• The FX window now sits beside the strings, so you can strum while you dial in a sound.

Four new drum kits, and your sounds are easier to share.

• Five drum kits in the Rhythm box: GLIMR, LOFI, TRAP, ROCK and HOUSE. Tap KIT under the grid to switch, even mid-groove.
• Share your samples: every sound in Files has a share button. AirDrop it, send it, or save it as a WAV.
• Clearer controls: SAMPLE is now NEW SAMPLE. Hold it and make a sound, and GLIMR tunes all 12 strings to it. REC records your performance as a take, with a red frame around the screen while it runs.
• A quick hint the first time you use each one.

New: an optional guided tour that shows you around GLIMR, from strumming and chords to the rhythm box, sample editor, FX and file library. Skip it anytime, or replay it later in Settings → Take the tour.

Pinch to zoom in the sample editor. Zoom right into your waveform for precise trims, drag to scroll, and double-tap to see the whole sample again.

GLIMR now speaks MIDI. Play any synth or DAW from GLIMR's strings and chords, over USB or Wi-Fi. Turn it on in Settings > MIDI.

The sample editor now docks beside the strings, so you can keep strumming while you edit.

Fixed edge swipes that could interrupt playing.