Slow the music, not the pitch — and loop the hard part
Drag a loop around the tricky phrase, pull the speed down to where the movement is clean, and creep it back up. The pitch stays put the whole way.
Nothing is uploaded — your audio never leaves your device.
Drag the phrase you're drilling. ←→ nudge the loop end, Alt for the start. Loop and speed autosave for this song.
Your loop points are guesses. The studio's are counts.
Here you drag loop points by ear. SongChoreo locks loops to the actual counts and sections of the song — every 8 starts exactly on the 1. Sign up and map your track: 3 full packs free.
Frequently asked questions
How do I slow down music without changing the pitch?
Drop your song in and use the speed slider — the tool uses your browser's built-in time-stretching, which keeps the pitch constant from 50% to 100% speed. No chipmunks, no slow-motion growl.
Can I loop just one section?
Yes — drag on the waveform to set the loop, and playback cycles that region seamlessly. Nudge the edges with the arrow keys until it wraps cleanly on the count.
Why does very slow playback sound slightly blurry?
Browser time-stretching trades a little clarity for pitch stability, and the effect grows as you slow down. At teaching speeds (70–90%) it's essentially transparent.
Does it remember my loop?
Yes — the loop and speed autosave per song name in your browser, so tomorrow's rehearsal picks up where today's ended.