Audelier vs RitLoop
Price, ratings, monetisation and update history for both apps, side by side — with what reviewers say about each.
Audelier
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Welcome to Audelier, your specialized digital audio studio workshop. Built so you can listen to your music the same way you listen to podcasts faster than 1x speed. Audelier gives you complete structural command over your local music playback. Transform any track to fit your lifestyle. Speed up songs to power through your playlists faster, slow down a lightning fast guitar solo to learn it note for note, shift a song cleanly into your natural vocal range, or amplify an audio file to cut through background noise. Audelier provides clean, real time digital signal processing without destroying your audio quality. Do you love listening to just the beginnings of songs? Now you can automatically skip forward after a set threshold. Change songs every 60 seconds for the ultimate Power Hour. TECHNICAL FEATURES PROFESSIONAL DSP MODIFIERS Speed Scaling Shift playback tempo dynamically from a slow 0.25x up to a rapid 3.0x without altering your tracks pitch layers. Pitch Shifting Step shift key tuning configurations up or down without impacting playback speed. Volume Boost Utilizes an integrated digital signal processing DSP equalizer stage to safely provide up to 24 dB of true sound wave amplification beyond standard file thresholds. INTUITIVE PRACTICE AND PLAYBACK TIMING Dual Progression Tracking Calculate true time spent listening relative to your active speed modifiers. Advance After Thresholds Set precise milestone listening intervals up to 180 seconds. The moment your active listening duration hits your target, the engine automatically sequences to the next track. SEAMLESS LOCAL QUEUE MANAGEMENT Media Library Integration Import entire track selections natively and instantly from your devices local system music collection framework. Please Note Audelier integrates directly with your local, on device audio files. Cloud managed streaming catalog assets such as Apple Music streaming subscriptions are protected by DRM and cannot be processed by the local audio engine.
RitLoop
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Study, practice, and transcribe music by ear. Without fighting your player. RitLoop slows down any song you own without the pitch going up or down, changes the pitch without touching the speed, and repeats the hard part as many times as it takes. It's built for the way you already practice: listening and playing along at different tempos, over and over, until you've got it. HOW YOU PRACTICE WITH RITLOOP 1. Import your own music from Files. No account, no connection needed. 2. Hit play and set A and B on the fly, while it plays. The loop starts repeating on its own. 3. Slow it down, repeat, and creep back up to the original tempo. A-B LOOPS SET BY EAR • Set A and B on the fly, as many times as you like, and undo if you overshoot. • Or drag on the waveform, if you'd rather see it before you set it. • Save a loop with a name ("chorus," "bridge," "solo") and come back to it whenever you want. • Every loop remembers the speed and pitch you left it at. • Group a song's loops into sections and reorder them. • Fine-tune A and B to the millisecond, with a mini waveform and onset detection. • Halve a loop, double its length, or shift the whole thing. TEMPO AND PITCH, SEPARATELY • Speed from 25% to 175%, the full range, uncapped. • Pitch from −12 to +12 semitones without touching the speed. • Zoom into the waveform to find the exact spot, up to 300×. THE METRONOME Standalone, from 40 to 300 BPM, with tap tempo, time signature, subdivisions, and accents. THE TUNER Chromatic, with reference A from 400 to 480 Hz and transposition for B-flat, E-flat, and F instruments. THE RHYTHM GRID (PRO) • Detects the song's tempo and time signature, with ½ and ×2 correction. • Mark where the "1" falls and the beat grid is drawn over the waveform. • With the tempo detected, snap A and B to the grid with one tap: to the bar, or to the quarter, eighth, or sixteenth note. • The metronome plays over the song and stays locked in when you change the tempo. • Count-in click, pickups included. YOUR LIBRARY • Nested folders, like in Files. Import a whole tree at once. • Rename, move, batch-select, search, and sort four ways. • Plays in the background, and you control it from the Lock Screen or your headphones. • Import a video and RitLoop keeps its audio. EXPORT WHAT YOU PRACTICE (PRO) • Export the loop as M4A, WAV, or FLAC, 1 to 50 repeats, with the tempo, pitch, and click already rendered in. • Or export the whole song at a different tempo and pitch. YOUR LOOPS ON ALL YOUR DEVICES (PRO) Your loops and folders sync through your own iCloud. Set a loop on your iPhone and it's on your Mac by the time you sit down to play. PRIVACY No accounts, no ads, no tracking, no data collection. Your audio stays on your device, and the rest travels through your own iCloud, never through a server of ours. FREE FOR 7 DAYS, THEN IT'S YOUR CALL RitLoop is free, and for the first 7 days everything is unlocked except iCloud sync, which is part of RitLoop Pro. When the trial ends, you switch to the free plan, and your music, loops, and folders are still there: nothing is deleted and everything still plays. The free plan includes 3 songs, 1 saved loop per song, unlimited on-the-fly A-B loops, the full 25% to 175% speed range, the whole standalone metronome, the tuner, unlimited folders and full library management, and zoom up to 10×. RitLoop Pro adds pitch shifting, the rhythm grid and the click over the song, export, A and B fine-tuning, loop operations (halve, double, shift), zoom up to 300×, video import, unlimited songs and loops, and iCloud sync. It unlocks forever with a one-time purchase, no subscription: Pro for iPhone and iPad, Pro for Mac, or the complete pack. I'm a professional drummer and a developer. I've spent years practicing with apps like this, and every one of them was missing something. So I built my own, native for iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
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Verdict
The clearest difference is in-app purchases: Audelier at none against RitLoop's 3. Audelier also leads on iOS requirement (16.6 vs 26.0). On price, ads and device support there is nothing between them.
Scored on Price · Rating · Positive reviews · Number of ratings · Update frequency · Ads · In-app purchases · Monetization · Best chart rank · Devices · Requires iOS
Both are free to download. RitLoop sells 3 one-off in-app purchases. Audelier asks for nothing beyond the download.
| Parameter | Audelier | RitLoop |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free | Free |
| Update frequency | — | Every 5 days |
| Ads | No | No |
| In-app purchases | No — better | Yes |
| Devices | iPhone, iPad | iPhone, iPad, Mac — better |
| Requires iOS | 16.6 — better | 26.0 |
| Further details — not scored | ||
| Size | 17 MB | 31 MB |
| Age rating | 4+ | 4+ |
| Developer | Kyle Newman | IGNACIO AMPURDANES RUZ |
In-app purchases
Audelier
No in-app purchases
RitLoop
- RitLoop Pro (iPhone & iPad)$8.99
- RitLoop Pro (Mac)$14.99
- RitLoop Pro (Complete Pack)$19.99
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