Processing loops and more with Giada

Conclusions

Giada feels a little clumsy when you first get your hands on it. The more you work with it, however, the more logical the program functions appear. Giada is suitable in its current form for both studio work and live gigs. However, I do hope that the application will become more stable; it occasionally freezes when you execute several steps in quick succession.

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