About SongRepeater

SongRepeater helps musicians and learners practice specific parts of songs. Paste a YouTube link or open a local audio file, mark repeatable regions on a timeline, and loop the section you are working on.

Who it is for

Anyone learning a riff, solo, vocal line, or drum fill from YouTube or from their own audio files.

How it works

For YouTube, playback uses the official YouTube player. For local files, your browser plays the audio on your device. You slice regions with the keyboard or by dragging on the timeline, turn loop mode on, and repeat the part until it sticks. Regions can be named, grouped by color, and annotated with practice notes.

What we store

In the current local preview, your loop regions and track metadata stay in your browser only. Nothing is sent to our servers. If you clear your browser data, they are deleted too.

Local audio files

When you open a local audio file, your browser reads and plays it on your device. We do not upload, copy, or host that audio on our servers. Your browser may keep a file reference in IndexedDB so you can reopen the same track without picking the file every time.

What we do not do

SongRepeater does not download, extract, or rehost YouTube audio. It does not replace YouTube. For YouTube tracks you need a normal internet connection and YouTube must allow playback for the video you open.