YouTube For Musicians

Here's what you can do:

• Loop sections of videos using the loop controller.
• View multiple videos on the same page in 1, 2 or 3 columns.
• Create a page with multiple videos and share it with your band.
• Do all your work in a single page. Switching between loaded videos won't cause them to reload!
• Video controls won't auto-hide on you.
• Organize your favorite videos in the tab bar.
• Save your favorites so they will be available from any computer.
• Search everything on YouTube, try to find lessons.
• Quick history menu to see where you've been.

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Your Favorite Videos

Use this bar to keep track of your favorite videos. Each tab represents a video that can be quickly loaded into this page. Here's what you can do:

• Click on the "pin" icon to save the video into the current folder.
• Click on the "x" icon to remove it.
• Tabs can be re-arranged by click-dragging-and-dropping them.
• Click on a folder to load all its videos into the tab bar.
• Click on a video inside a folder to load just that video.
• Use the buttons to Clear, Save, Save As and Delete folders.
• Click on the Open All Videos button to open all the videos into the page.

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YouTube Player Loop Control

Looping audio and video is a popular and insightful technique to use when practicing. Use the slider handle on the left to set the start of a loop, and the slider handle on the right to set the end of a loop.

Accuracy:
Due to the limitations of the YouTube player, it is impossible to set the exact start time for a loop. Therefore, the best we can do is rewind to the first possible location (technically known as a key frame) prior to the set start time. The accuracy of the start time will vary depending on how many key frames are found in the video.