How it works

Add music files (mp3, wav, ...) to create a compilation of tracks.
Add cues to specific points in time (e.g. intro, verse, chorus, rehearsal marks,...) 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

Supports MP3, WAV, FLAC, Ogg Vorbis, AIFF, ACC, WebM, MP4, Ogg Theora, YouTube, PDF

For each cue, (e.g. intro, verse, chorus, rehearsal marks,...) create an offset / time mark with a description

Loop single cues, one or all tracks, even shuffled

Import and Export a set of tracks as a compilation in a ZIP archive

Share your annotated tracks with other choirs, solo singers, musicians or dancers

Complete documentation in English

Copy the cues to tracks with different recordings, e.g. per voice ( SATB / soprano, alto, tenor, bass)

Replayer is an open source project, so you can spend your money on other stuff

Works on all major operating systems, including Windows, Android, Linux (Ubuntu and others), Apple iOS and macOS.

The Replayer web app is also installable as a Progressive Web App (PWA), for offline use.

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, while online, then install for offline use.
Open the ZIP file from within the app. Ready!

Playback can be controlled via the numeric keypad. Via Bluetooth, even remotely. See the documentation for more information.

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