Audio Looper+ is the precise practice tool for anyone who needs to replay, study, or perform along with specific sections of an audio track. Drop in a song, a lesson, a podcast or a language recording, create as many markers as you like, and loop seamlessly (or with a rest time) between any two of them — then export the looped section as its own file.
Features:
• Place an unlimited number of markers on the waveform
• Loop seamlessly between any two markers
• Add a rest time before a loop repeats, with an optional countdown tick and visual countdown — perfect for practicing a phrase, pausing, then jumping back in
• Pinch-to-zoom on the zoomed waveform for accurate navigation
• Played-back audio is dimmed grey so you always know where you are
• Export loops in AAC, WAV or Apple Lossless
• Move, rename and disable markers without losing your place
• Adjust playback speed
• Tap anywhere on the waveform to jump instantly
• Markers are saved per track across your whole library
• Import audio from the Files app or your Music Library
Who is it for?
• Musicians learning or transcribing a part, by ear or with their instrument
• Singers and vocalists rehearsing a verse, a run, or a single line
• Dancers and choreographers drilling a section on repeat
• Music producers and DJs isolating a loop, a break or a sample to export
• Language learners shadowing a sentence or a dialogue
• Podcasters and journalists reviewing a clip
• Students transcribing lectures, interviews or field recordings
• Anyone who needs to repeat, mark or export a specific moment in an audio file
If you have any questions or feedback, contact me at audiolooper@danielnoethen.de
I was able to loop a section of music easily;however, there are no directions for how to save my file or do anything else. The app has a brief help page that tells what each button does but that’s it… not sure how to use what I’ve made.
Great for language
xylemphloem
I’m using this for highly repetitive listening to phrases. I like the user interface cause it seems more tactile of adding and rearranging markers and where to put the play head. It’s nice to see the waveform to quickly identify where you want to start and stop. The library section of files would benefit from being able to add folders and rearrange the files. I realize you use the Files app to add files, but folders is not supported, and so the list of files gets unwieldy quite quickly.
Decent
PartyV
Does what it’s supposed to, would like to see some improvements with the scrolling to the section so that it’s easier. As of now it’s a bit tedious. being able save certain sections as well. Would be beneficial, but not bad for just a dollar.
Great addition!
ssssteve
I’m a big fan of Anytune+ but sometimes when practicing you don’t need or want the heavy artillery. This nifty little app is totally appropriately priced and should be another tool in your woodshed.
You can now export marker times as a CSV file. From the export menu, choose Export marker times (.csv) to save each marker’s name, time, and enabled state.
Version 3.1
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