Learn songs, riffs and solos from YouTube lessons
Isolate the bars you are working on, loop them, slow them down and speed them up again as you improve. Your guitar, piano or drum lesson becomes a practice track.
Try it freeWhy musicians use SeamTube
Loop exactly the bars you need
Set the start and end of each cut down to the second and loop a riff or a fill without touching the timeline.
Practice at your own tempo
Play a fast solo at 0.5× or 0.75×, then raise the speed gradually until you can play along at 1×.
Keep both hands on your instrument
Each cut repeats on its own as many times as you decide, so you never have to grab the mouse in the middle of a take.
How to learn a song with SeamTube
- 1
Paste the link of the lesson, cover or live performance on YouTube.
- 2
Create one cut for each part: intro, riff, verse, chorus, solo.
- 3
Lower the speed of the passages you cannot play yet and set a repeat count for each one.
- 4
Press play and practice; save your seam to pick up where you left off next time.
Practice tips
- Work on the hardest bars first, at a slow speed, with many repeats.
- Add a cut for the full song at the end of your seam to put everything together.
- Share your seam with your teacher or your band so everyone works on the same parts.