How a loopsheet works
- Each loop gets a colour. Body percussion is red, the riff is blue, the vocal hook is green — whatever the song needs.
- The loop library at the top of every sheet shows what each colour is and how to play it, with rough notation.
- The song below is a grid of bars. Each bar is a little box: coloured stripes along the top tell you which loops should be running, and the line underneath is the lyric sung over that bar.
- Hit play on any sheet to walk through bar by bar at your chosen tempo — the active bar lights up so you don't lose your place.
Pick a song
Three iconic loop-pedal performances, each broken down into the loops the artist actually builds on stage. Lyrics are kept as structural placeholders — bring the original songs and sing along.
KT Tunstall · 2004
Black Horse and the Cherry Tree
The song that put loop pedals on prime-time TV. Body percussion, a low-string riff, a "Woo hoo!" hook, then she sings live over the top.
Open loopsheet →Ed Sheeran · 2017
Shape of You
Built live with a Chewie loop pedal: beatbox kick, finger snap, the melodic hook, bass, then muted guitar strums. Stadiums on one person.
Open loopsheet →Tash Sultana · 2016
Jungle
The viral bedroom-loop session. Tapped guitar ostinato, sub bass, drum-pad kick, vocal "ooh" pad — then a long fluid solo over the lot.
Open loopsheet →