Standard audio files usually sound disjointed, clicking or popping when they loop because the start and end wave phases do not align or because they contain different sound energies.

The Loopstitch Method:

• Zero-Crossing Snapping: Snaps selection boundaries to points where audio amplitude is exactly neutral to prevent instant transient clicks.
• Symmetrical Tail Crossfading: Takes the final C seconds of your selected zone, fades it out, and mixes it directly into the first C seconds of the selection (which is concurrently faded in).
• Equal-Power Gain Curves: Automatically utilizes trigonometric curves so that combining both ends doesn't produce an awkward dip in volume.

This lets you turn any standard track, drum loop, synth wave, ambient stream, or voice recording into an seamlessly repeating, gapless audio element.