Connecting to a USB device from a web page works in Chrome and
Edge on a computer. Safari, Firefox, and most phone browsers
don't support it — please open this page in Chrome or Edge instead.
Only need to update the firmware? You can still do that from this browser
on a computer manually: open the firmware update steps
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Loopster
Preset Configuration Utility
⚠ PREVIEW MODE — no device is connected. Everything below is sample data:
nothing is read from or saved to a Loopster.
How to connect
Plug the Loopster into this computer with a USB cable.
Close any other program that might be talking to it (a DAW, a MIDI monitor).
Click Connect above and pick the Loopster from the list.
While connected, the Loopster's screen shows WEB CONFIG and its buttons are paused until you disconnect.
Browser note: connecting works in Chrome and Edge on a computer —
Safari, Firefox, and phones can't connect to USB devices.
Click a pad to see its loop details · Click a pad's ⬇ to export it as a .mid · Click an empty pad's + (or drag a .mid onto any pad) to import a loop
Backup & RestoreSave everything to a zip on your computer, or put a saved backup back onto the device
Firmware Update
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Easiest way: connect your Loopster first
Plug the Loopster in over USB and click Connect. Once it's
connected, this page checks your firmware version and, if there's a newer release,
updates it for you in two clicks — no drives or files to deal with.
Can't connect, or the Loopster doesn't show up in the list?
It's on older firmware that can't talk to this page — that's expected, and the update
fixes it. Use the manual update steps instead →
Step 1 · Restart into update mode
Clicking below restarts it into
update mode: it disconnects from this page and a drive named
RPI-RP2 appears on your computer (macOS can take ~10 s).
Step 2 · Copy the firmware over
Once the RPI-RP2 drive appears, click below and select it in
the folder dialog. The firmware is copied onto the device for you, and the
Loopster reboots itself when the copy finishes.
Don't see the RPI-RP2 drive? Unplug the USB cable, then hold the
small BOOT button on the board (just below the bottom-right corner of the
screen) while plugging the cable back in, and it will appear. The physical button always
works even if this software path fails.