Looping

By setting a loop region, you can use Capo to repeat a section of a song. The loop is a very handy tool when learning music.

For example, you can use loops to repeat difficult passages at a slower speed, and try playing along slowly until you can get through it with no mistakes. Then, speed up the playback and try to keep up. Practicing for accuracy at a slower speed will improve your ability to play cleanly at full speed, no matter what instrument you play.

All interactions with the loop are done in the loop area, which occupies a small region at the bottom of the timeline, and just above the spectrogram.

To set a loop region

To set a loop between two markers

To set a loop from the cursor to a specified point

To play the loop, do one of the following

To resize a loop region

To move a loop region

To set a loop using the keyboard

To clear a loop, do one of the following

To set a loop around the whole song