You can change the playback mode using the playback mode fly-out menu.
Image: The playback mode flyout menu, highlighting the current playback mode
Replayer supports the following playback modes:
Play track is the default playback mode and just plays through a whole track. At the end, the cursor returns to the selected cue, if any.
Loop track loops a whole track infinitely. When looping, no fade occurs.
Play cue plays through the selected cue, then pauses (with fade-out by default) after the cue's duration. The cursor returns to the selected cue, if any.
This mode is especially useful when you need time to prepare between repetitions of a part.
Loop cue infinitely loops a single cue. With cue looping, no fade occurs.
This mode is intended for practicing a smaller part of a piece repeatedly.
Loop all infinitely loops all tracks. This is intended to rehearse all tracks in their proper order.
Shuffle all infinitely loops all tracks in a random order.
After selecting the current cue, this mode allows to select an arbitrary, subsequent cue , that gets scheduled for playback. Once the current cue finishes, the scheduled cue is immediately invoked, becoming the currently selected cue. The scheduled cue is indicated with a flashing border.
This mode is useful when you want to rehearse parts of your music in arbitrary order or with arbitrary repetitions.