Loop the hard bar, slow it down, write down what to fix.
ReplayTake is a practice player for recordings you own: set an A-B loop on the hard bar, start at 70% with the pitch preserved, step up as it gets clean, and press n to write what to fix. The note is tied to that moment, searchable, and waiting next week.
What the demo shows: A rehearsal recording opens. The player sets A at 1:32 and B at 1:41. The speed chip reads 0.7×; the trainer counts clean passes and steps to 0.75×, 0.8×. At 0.9× the player presses n: “Thumb late on the shift — practice the shift alone.” Next week the search box finds “shift” and jumps straight to 1:32.
Why
How it helps
A practice player, not a video player
A-B loop with auto-swap, frame stepping, a filmstrip scrubber, a real waveform, speed memory per recording.
The step-up trainer
Start slow, step up 5% per clean pass, stop when it is clean at tempo. The loop pass count is your practice log.
Notes that know their moment
One keystroke to capture, tags, frame grabs, spaced-repetition review of the notes you want to remember.
How it works
Three steps
- Upload the recording or paste a link.
- Set the loop, slow it down, drill.
- Press n and write down the fix.
When it's not for you. If you only ever loop YouTube videos, a free browser looper does that; ReplayTake earns its keep on recordings you made.
FAQ
Questions people ask
Does it change the pitch when I slow down?
Not unless you want it to. Preserve-pitch is on by default; switch it off for the old tape effect.
Can I loop a YouTube video?
Yes, by pasting the link. Frame stepping and the filmstrip need an uploaded file; the loop and notes work on both.
Is there a practice log?
Yes: loop passes and time in loop per recording, plus your notes in time order.
How much can I upload for free?
2 GB and 25 recordings, with the whole player. Plus is $9 a month for 100 GB.
Can I export my notes?
Markdown, SRT and VTT, any time.
Price
Free · $0
Free for 2 GB; Plus, $9/mo, for 100 GB. All plans.
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