Audio Looper

• An audio looper with precise repeats

  Duplicate a clip twice or two hundred times and watch the total duration update as you go. Copy and paste along the timeline until you hit a set count or a target length, like one hour of focus music. Nothing is re-encoded until you export, so every repeat stays exact.

• Trim before you loop

  Loop the best eight bars instead of the whole song. Drag the clip edges on the waveform to isolate a section, or use the audio trimmer workflow to cut with frame-level precision. A tight source clip is the difference between a loop that flows and one that drags.

• Beat detection with snap-to-beat

  EchoWave scans your track and lays a beat grid across the timeline. Cuts snap to the nearest beat, so your loop starts and ends on a downbeat and the repeats stay in time. This is the single biggest fix for loops that feel like they stumble at the join.

• Fade the seam

  A click at the join usually means the cut landed on a loud peak. Add a short fade out at the end of each repeat and a matching fade in at the start, and the join disappears. Preview playback in the editor to check the seam before you commit.

• Loop audio under a video

  Drop the looped bed on a track beneath your footage for a study stream, an ambient scene or a product demo. Add one of 93 music visualizer styles on top if the sound needs a face. Picture and audio live on the same timeline, so nothing drifts.

• Join and layer tracks

  Chain different files end to end with the audio joiner, or stack rain under a piano loop on separate tracks. A categorized sound effects panel with 30 SFX packs is built in for extra texture.

• Change speed or reverse the loop

  Slow a practice loop to 0.25x, push an ambient bed to 4x for a texture experiment, or reverse a clip entirely. Speed applies per clip, so one repeat can behave differently from the next.

• Export audio, or a finished video

  Export an HD MP4 free with a small removable EchoWave watermark badge, or go audio-only with a paid plan: MP3 and M4A from Basic, WAV and FLAC from Pro. Rendering runs on EchoWave's cloud, so a one-hour loop encodes just as fast on an old laptop as on a new machine.

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   Upload your audio

   Drag an MP3, WAV or M4A into the editor, or capture something on the spot with the built-in voice recorder. The waveform appears on the timeline so you can see the structure of the track at a glance.

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   Trim to the section you want

   Drag the clip edges to isolate the part worth repeating. Turn on beat snapping so both cuts land on a downbeat, which keeps the repeat in time with itself.

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   Repeat it

   Copy and paste the clip along the timeline until you reach your count or target duration. Add a short fade at each join, then hit play and listen through a few repeats to check the seam.

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   Export and download

   Export an HD MP4 free, with a small removable watermark badge and a short branded end card. Audio-only MP3, M4A, WAV and FLAC downloads come with paid plans, which also remove the badge. The cloud render farm handles the encoding, then your file is ready to download.

• Study and focus sessions

  Turn a 3 minute lofi track into an hour of background sound with no jarring restarts. Fade each join and the repeat sinks into the background where it belongs.

• Meditation and sleep beds

  Loop rain, chants or a slow pad to the exact length of a session. Long, gentle fades at each join keep the bed unbroken from start to finish.

• Game dev ambience

  Build looping tavern noise, engine hum or dungeon drones for your game. Cutting at a quiet point and fading the seam keeps the loop from clicking on every cycle.

• Background music for videos

  Your track runs 40 seconds and the video runs 4 minutes. Loop the music under the footage and lower its volume beneath a voice over, recorded with your own mic or one of 63 AI voices.

• Practice and transcription

  Isolate a solo, loop it, and slow playback to as little as 0.25x without leaving the browser. Bring the speed back up as the passage gets under your fingers.

• Intros and stream scenes

  Loop a short sting or ambient bed behind a starting-soon screen or podcast intro. Export it once at the length you need and reuse the same file across every episode or stream.

Based on each tool's public pages as of July 2026. Features and pricing change, so check current plans before you commit.