How it works
- First, create a compilation of music files (mp3, wav, ...) as tracks and cues
- Each cue represents a point in time (e.g. intro, verse, chorus,...) in the playback file, with a name and an optional shortcut mnemonic
- In the session, using Replayer on your portable device, play any part of your set with the click of a cue button.
- Additionally, you can use a (bluetooth) numeric keypad, as a remote control
Features
For each cue, (e.g. intro, verse, chorus,...) create an offset / time mark with a description
Import and Export a set of tracks as a compilation in a ZIP archive
Share your work with other choirs, solo singers or dancers
Copy the cues to tracks with different recordings, e.g. per voice ( SATB / soprano, alto, tenor, bass)
Works on all major operating systems, including Windows, Android, Linux (Ubuntu and others), Apple iOS and macOS.
Offline use
The Replayer web app is also installable as a Progressive Web App (PWA), for offline use,
and it's available as an Android app in the Google Play Store.
How to prepare for an (offline) rehearsal:
- Create the compilation on a desktop computer
- Download to a ZIP file (Compilation/Download...).
- Transfer the ZIP file to the mobile device
e.g. via cloud storage (One-Drive, Dropbox), e-mail, messenger, USB flash drive, SD card... - Start the Replayer app on the device.
- Open the ZIP file from within the app. Ready!
Keypad control
Playback can be controlled via the numeric keypad. Via Bluetooth, even remotely. See the documentation for more information.
Documentation
- Installation
- Loading music
- Create a new compilation
- Edit a new track
- Keyboard shortcuts
- Loop modes
- Providing content with Replayer
- Compilation types
- Track API
- Package API
- Audio formats
- Glossary
- Compatibility / Known Issues
- Comparisons between Replayer and other Players
- Documentation for the Classic (Windows) Replayer
More...
- Blog
- Quirli is an online Replayer variant, that supports online media sources, including YouTube and Vimeo
- Privacy Policy
