Slow Down Music: Song Looper

Learn songs the way they're built: section by section. Looper takes any song from your files and automatically splits it into its musical sections on a beat grid. Pick the parts you're struggling with, loop them as many times as you need, and slow them down without changing the pitch. No more scrubbing back and forth trying to find the start of the solo. SEE THE STRUCTURE Import an MP3, M4A, WAV, or FLAC file and Looper analyzes it right on your device. In seconds you get a color-coded map of the whole song: intro, verses, choruses, solos, all laid out on a beat grid you can follow at a glance. LOOP THE HARD PARTS Tap any section, or select several in a row, and loop them 2, 4, or 8 times, or endlessly until they stick. Transitions are seamless, so you stay locked into the groove instead of waiting for the track to restart. SLOW IT DOWN, KEEP THE PITCH Practice at half speed or push past the original tempo, from 50% up to 200%. The pitch never changes, so everything stays in the same key you're learning. COME IN ON TIME Turn on the count-in and get one bar of metronome clicks at your practice tempo before the loop starts. You begin playing on the downbeat, not scrambling after it. MAKE IT YOURS Rename sections so they match the song. Nudge boundaries along the beat grid if the analysis put a section a bar early. Fix one section and apply the same shift to the whole song with a tap. YOUR LIBRARY, EVERYWHERE Your tracks, section edits, and practice tempos sync through your private iCloud account, so your practice library is on your iPad when you sit down with your instrument. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Everything happens on your device. Looper collects no data, has no accounts, no ads, no tracking, and no third-party code. Your music never leaves your hands. Whether you play guitar, piano, bass, drums, or anything else, Looper turns any recording into a practice tool. Pick a song and get to work. Note: songs downloaded from Apple Music are copy protected and cannot be imported. Use audio files you own, like purchases or your own recordings.