Loop Checker for Audio

Upload audio to fine-tune seamless loops with visual waveform feedback

or drag & drop audio file here

Supports: MP3, WAV, OGG, AAC

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How to Use the Audio Loop Checker

1. Upload Your Audio

Select or drag & drop your audio file. Supported formats include MP3, WAV, OGG, and AAC.

2. Set Loop Points

Adjust the loop start and end points using the sliders or by clicking on the waveform.

3. Fine-Tune Your Loop

Use fade in/out to smooth transitions and snap to zero crossings for seamless loops.

4. Test Your Loop

Play your loop to hear how it sounds and continue adjusting until it's perfect.

Why Use This Loop Checker?

Visual Waveform Feedback

See exactly where your loop points are set with the interactive waveform display.

Precision Editing

Fine-tune loop points to the millisecond for perfect seamless loops.

Zero Crossing Detection

Automatically snap to zero crossings to eliminate clicks and pops in your loops.

Fade Controls

Smooth transitions with customizable fade in and fade out times.

Frequently Asked Questions

What audio formats are supported?

The tool supports common audio formats including MP3, WAV, OGG, and AAC. For best results with looping, uncompressed formats like WAV are recommended.

What is a zero crossing and why is it important?

A zero crossing is where the audio waveform crosses the zero amplitude line. Starting and ending loops at these points helps prevent clicks and pops in the audio.

How do I make a perfect seamless loop?

1) Find a section where the end matches the beginning musically. 2) Use the zero crossing feature. 3) Add small fade in/out if needed. 4) Test repeatedly until it sounds seamless.

Can I save my looped audio file?

This tool is for testing and perfecting loops in your browser. For exporting, you'll need to use audio editing software with the loop points you've determined here.

Why is my loop clicking?

Clicks usually occur when the loop points don't match in amplitude or phase. Try the zero crossing feature, adjusting the points slightly, or adding very short fades (5-20ms).