Loop Chaining

Loop Chaining

Loop Chaining lets you string together multiple saved loops and play them back in sequence. This is ideal when you want to practice larger structures — like running verse, chorus, and bridge back-to-back — without manually switching between loops.

Pro feature: Loop Chaining requires a Pro subscription.

How Chaining Works

When a chain is active, NoteHound plays the first loop in the chain, repeats it for the configured number of times, then automatically moves to the next loop and does the same — all the way through the chain.

Enabling Chain Mode

The Chain Toggle is the link icon in the Loop Panel header row (top-left column, alongside undo, redo, loop toggle, +, and -). Tap it to link all loops to play in sequence. The icon turns orange when active.

You need at least two saved loops for chaining to have an effect. See Managing Loops.

Chain Counter Display

When chain mode is active, the Counter column (centre of the Loop Panel) shows “ALL [count]” below the rep ring, displaying the total repetitions across all linked loops.

Chain Repeat Count

The chain as a whole also has a repeat count — how many times the entire sequence plays from beginning to end before stopping. Set it to 0 (or infinite) to loop indefinitely.

Typical Use

• Practice a verse loop 4 times, then a chorus loop 2 times, then repeat
• Run through an entire song structure at slow speed before going back to full tempo

Tip: Combine Loop Chaining with Speed Ramp to gradually increase speed across a full run-through, not just a single loop.