David W. Hundley

LoopMuse · iPhone, iPad, Mac, and CarPlay

Loop it till you've got it.

Mark the top of the passage, mark the bottom, and LoopMuse holds you in it: clean, no gap, as many times as it takes. At the bench, on the couch, in the studio, or in the car.

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How it works

  1. 1

    Bring the song in

    From Files, Dropbox, iCloud Drive, AirDrop, or drag it straight off your Mac's desktop.

  2. 2

    Mark the top, mark the bottom

    Tap Mark Start where the passage begins and Mark End where it ends. It loops right away, with no gap at the turnaround.

  3. 3

    Dial it in

    Drag the loop edges on the waveform for the rough spot, then nudge a tenth of a second to land right on the downbeat.

  4. 4

    Woodshed it

    Slow it to half speed and it stays in tune, or move it a few semitones. When you've got it, Exit Loop and the song plays on.

Features

Two taps to loop

Mark Start, Mark End. No more dragging back, overshooting, and counting in again.

See the song

The waveform shows the quiet bridge and the big chorus, so the section you want is easy to aim for.

Slow down in tune

0.5× to 1.5× without the chipmunk effect, and up to 12 semitones up or down without changing the tempo.

Your loops are still there tomorrow

Every loop you close saves to its song: the chorus, the solo, bar 33. One tap to jump back in.

Sets for the gig

Build setlists for the tour, the fill-in gig, or this week's lesson. They play in order and roll into the next song.

iPhone, iPad, and Mac

Songs, loops, and sets sync through your own iCloud. Build a set on the Mac and it's already on your phone.

Built for CarPlay

Browse your Library, Sets, and saved Loops, skip 15 seconds, and mark loops from the dashboard. Keep your eyes on the road.

Picks up where you left off

Reopen LoopMuse and you're back on the same song, at the same spot, in the same set.

Requires iOS or iPadOS 17.6 or later, or macOS 14.6 Sonoma or later. CarPlay requires an iPhone. Works with audio files you own; songs from streaming services like Apple Music and Spotify can't be imported.