Practice tools for YouTube

Turn a YouTube video into an étude.

Loop a section, slow it down, zoom in for precision.
Playback that suits your practice style — made for musicians learning by ear.

Free. No account. No tracking.

Practice tools, built around loop regions

Create loop regions right on the YouTube timeline and play them on repeat — or one pass at a time. Drive it all from keyboard shortcuts designed to optimise your practice.

Zoom in for precision

Expand your loop region into a magnified timeline and place the start and end exactly where they belong — down to the split second.

Mark the trouble spots

Shift-click the zoomed loop to drop practice marks. Click one and the loop plays from that mark while you drill it — click it off and you're back to the whole passage.

Nudge the loop, keep its length

Move the whole loop region around at once — same length, no re-dragging both ends. Nudge it along with the keyboard, or just drag it wherever you need.

Slow it down

0.25× to 3× playback in fine steps. Take a difficult passage at a tempo you can actually play, then bring it back up.

Change the key, not the tempo

Transpose the song up or down by up to 12 semitones without slowing it — play along in your range or match another instrument. Hold Shift to fine-tune in cents.

Count yourself in

A metronome counts you in before the loop starts, so you come in on time. Set the tempo, time signature and how many bars.

Save it for later

Name and save loops per video — a save captures the loop, zoom, marks and count-in. Rename one or replace it with your current loop; it comes back next visit.

Practice picks up on any device

Your named loops ride your browser's own sync — save one on your laptop, find it on your desktop. No Étude account to make.

Playback, from the keyboard

Three keys handle playback. Pick one and try it — right here on this page.

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Privacy

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Support

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