Che cos'è Interval Music Repeater?

A music interval repeater plays one audio file, waits a gap you choose, then plays it again until you stop. Upload an MP3, WAV, M4A, OGG, or WebM from your device. Playback uses the browser’s audio element and a local object URL. The file is not sent to a server, and it is not stored after you leave or refresh the page. Mode, interval, volume, and the repeat limit stay in localStorage on this device. The page never starts audio by itself. The default mode is gap after track. A three-minute song with a 30-second interval plays for three minutes, stays silent for 30 seconds, then starts from the beginning. Presets run from 5 seconds to 10 minutes, and a custom value can be anywhere from 0 seconds to 60 minutes. Zero means the next play starts as soon as the file ends. Changing the interval while a song is playing applies to the gap after that play finishes. Restart every N seconds starts a clock when you press Play and jumps back to the beginning whenever that clock fires, even if the song has not finished. If N is longer than the file, the extra time after the ending is silence, then the song starts again. Loop section uses two handles so only the region between them repeats, with the same optional gap. Pause freezes the song or the countdown. Stop returns to the start and keeps the play count until the next Play, which resets it.

Come usare Interval Music Repeater

1. Open Interval Music Repeater and drop an MP3, WAV, M4A, OGG, or WebM file.
2. Choose Gap after track, Restart every N, or Loop section.
3. Pick a preset interval or enter a number of seconds from 0 to 60 minutes.
4. Press Play. The track starts from the beginning, or from the section start.
5. Pause freezes the song or the silent gap. Stop returns to the start. Replay now skips a gap that is already counting down.

Casi d'uso comuni

• Replay a practice track with a rest between takes
• Restart a drill every few seconds, even mid-song
• Loop a chorus or riff with start and end handles

Domande frequenti

How do I repeat a song every few minutes?

Upload the file, leave the mode on Gap after track, and set the interval to 2, 5, or 10 minutes, or type the seconds yourself. Press Play. The full track plays, the player waits that long, then it plays from the start again until you press Stop.

Can I loop only part of a track?

Yes. Choose Loop section and drag the start and end handles. Playback repeats only that region. Set the interval to 0 for a tight loop, or add a gap between passes with the same interval control.

Is my music uploaded to a server?

No. The file plays from a local object URL in your browser and is never sent to a server. It is also not saved for the next visit. Mode, interval, volume, and the repeat limit are stored in localStorage on this device.

What is the difference between gap repeat and restart every N seconds?

Gap after track lets the file finish, then waits the full interval before playing again. Restart every N seconds starts a clock when you press Play and jumps to the beginning when that clock fires, cutting the song off if N is shorter than the track. If N is longer, the time left after the file ends is silence, then it plays again.