Looper / Loop Station

Record, overdub and layer unlimited audio loops with built-in effects, instruments, metronome and export. Browser based.

  • Unlimited tracks
  • Export to WAV or MP3
  • Nothing is uploaded

Hit the red button to record your first loop

The first recording sets the loop length - it repeats automatically

Looper / Loop Station

Ready

Record

Sets the loop length

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0:00.0

Hit the red button or press Space to record your first loop

Input source

Loop settings

120
Tempo
Mode
4
Bars

First take sets the loop length

How to Use the Loop Station

  1. 1

    Hit the red button or press Space to record your first loop

  2. 2

    The first recording sets the loop length. It repeats automatically

  3. 3

    Add more tracks and layer sounds on top

  4. 4

    Export your loop mix as WAV or MP3

Select your input source (microphone, built-in keyboard, drum pad or audio file upload), choose free-form or preset tempo mode, and hit the record button on Track 1. In free-form mode, the first recording defines the loop length. All subsequent tracks will quantize to that length automatically.

Add as many tracks as you need, apply effects (reverb, delay, distortion, chorus, filter, EQ, flanger, compressor) per track, shift pitch or stretch tempo, adjust volume, mute/solo, reverse, and overdub. When your loop sounds perfect, export it as WAV or MP3.

Features

  • Unlimited tracks with color-coded waveform visualization

  • Overdub existing tracks to layer sounds on top

  • 8 audio effects per track: EQ, Compressor, Filter, Distortion, Chorus, Flanger, Reverb, Delay

  • Per-track pitch shift (±12 semitones) and whole-loop tempo stretch without pitch change

  • Save sessions on your device - autosave restores your loop when you come back

  • Built-in mini keyboard and drum pad for instrument input

  • Reverse any track for creative effects

  • Export your loop mix to WAV or MP3

  • Built-in metronome with adjustable tempo and time signature

From a loop to a whole track

The looper records what you play. The separator does the other half: it takes a finished recording apart into drums, bass, vocals and the rest. Mute the part you're learning, loop the bar that keeps catching you out, and play with the rest of the band.

Split a track into stems

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a loop station?

A loop station (or looper) lets you record a short phrase, play it back in a loop, and then overdub more layers on top, building complex arrangements from a single live performance.

How many tracks can I record?

There is no limit. Add as many tracks as you want and layer them together.

Is there latency when recording?

The looper uses the Web Audio API for low-latency recording. For best results, use wired headphones and a recent browser like Chrome or Edge.

Can I export my loops?

Yes! Export the final mix as WAV or MP3 (320 kbps), download each track as a separate stem (with FX or dry), or grab all stems at once as a ZIP.

What instruments are built in?

The looper includes a 13-key mini keyboard (playable with keyboard shortcuts A-K) and an 8-pad drum machine with synthesized kick, snare, hi-hat, clap, toms, cymbal and rim shot.

Are my loops saved if I close the page?

Yes - the looper autosaves your session to your browser's local storage (nothing is uploaded). When you come back, one click restores your tracks, and you can keep multiple named sessions.

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