songturtle
A free audio demo — play it in your browser, no install. 🐢 Play, slow down, and loop sections of audio files in the browser 🐢
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Song Turtle allows you to select any point in an audio file and loop it for any duration. You can also change the playback speed of the file without changing the pitch. This is especially useful for musicians who want to learn a piece by ear: just load your file into Song Turtle, click and drag your mouse over the segment you're learning to loop it, and change the speed if you need to.
For more fine-grain control over loop sections, play the audio and press L right as the part you're learning starts. Song Turtle will begin a loop there.
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