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Loop an Audio File
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Summary
The audio loop repeats a recording several times to make it longer. You set the number of repetitions or the duration of the target, and then the tool composes the audio copies in sequence. For the repetition to sound smooth, the end dots and the starting dots must be well connected or given a cross-fade. The length and size of the file increases with the number of repetitions.
Key points
- Loop the audio to double the number of rounds selected
- A seamless connection requires a consistent ending and beginning
- Crossfade helps hide the inter-rotational displacement
- Total duration = original duration times the number of rounds
- The physical loop produces new files, unlike the repeat on the music player
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