Loop Auto-Speed
Auto-Speed moves one step toward the target speed after a set number of repetitions of the same section. For example, start at 0.6× and add 0.05× every four repetitions to work toward original speed. If the start speed is higher than the target, it steps downward instead.
Hold Loop in the bottom bar to open the menu. Set an A/B range before using it.
Parameters
| Parameter | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Start speed, target speed | Both support 0.25×–2×; the progression can also go from fast to slow |
| Increase / decrease per step | How much each step changes speed, with a minimum of 0.01×; shown as “Step(-)” when the target is below the start speed |
| Loops per step | Repeat 1–20 times at each speed before changing |
| Total loop limit | Stop after the set count; “Off” means unlimited |
Speed While Running
Auto-Speed controls playback speed while it runs. Turn it off before adjusting speed manually. When it finishes or is turned off, the previous speed is restored.
To restart the practice sequence, turn it off and on again. Progress is recalculated from the start speed.
Leave Time Between Repetitions
You can also set a Loop Interval. Each repetition ends with a pause or count-in, then continues at the speed assigned to the next repetition.