Practise with any song

How to loop the hard part of a song

Say what to loop, like “loop the chorus” or “loop 1:20 to 1:35”. The player repeats that part until you stop it, at any speed and key.

Free: loops work on every plan.

What it looks like in the chat

The audioworker chat after the message “Loop the second chorus.”: The second chorus is looping, 1:24 to 1:46. Pick 0.75× in the Speed menu for a practice tempo. The audioworker chat after the message “Loop the second chorus.”: The second chorus is looping, 1:24 to 1:46. Pick 0.75× in the Speed menu for a practice tempo.
The chat after “Loop the second chorus.”

Step by step

  1. Bring the song and let it split.
  2. Say “loop the chorus” or give a start and an end time.
  3. Slow it down or mute your part while it repeats.
  4. Say “stop the loop” when you have it.

Say it your way

  • Loop the second chorus.

  • Loop 1:20 to 1:35.

  • Loop the bridge instead.

Good to know

When you name a part, the chat finds it in the song itself (the intro, a verse, the chorus, the solo) and sets the loop on those seconds. If the song has no such part, it asks you for the times instead of guessing.

You can also set the start and the end by hand in the player. A loop combines with everything else: mute the drums and loop a fill, or solo the bass and loop a bar.

Plan Free: loops work on every plan.

Try it on your own song.