One Track Mind

Fabulous app! I teach English Listening at a university in China. I wanted to be able to start a track on my iPod, and then write on the board or work with students, without the track automatically repeating or moving on to the next one. The only way I could do this was to have a single track in a playlist - but that meant creating a separate playlist for every track (about 40 tracks per lesson!) This app has solved my dilemma beautifully. THANK YOU Benjamin!

Great little app. Perfect for what I wanted. I am using it for a school production and wanted to play songs on demand and not have it run into the next song. Perfect!!!

I greatly appreciate this app, and commend it's author. While I'm not a fan of the interface decoration style, the whole app is intuitive and simple to use. I use it for playing loops before segments on our school news show, and it fits the job perfectly.

I hade the previous OneTrack and unfortunately is not available any,ore! But I miss the way it will load the next song and mostly is possible to adjust each track the volume and leave it set. This way the song won’t change the Volume for each

Is this APP working? I used it all the time and really liked it but now it does not seem to be working:(

Hi i am a vocalist, and love this app , but since the font changed from white to blue, i cannot see it with my sunglasses on during outside daylight gigs. Is their a way to change that font color? Thanks. Mike

This is currently useless. Will not stop after one track, which is its sole purpose.

This app is great, but it seems the new iOS has brought back the playback bug. It no longer stops at the end. It repeats.

This app was fantastic for two years then suddenly stopped working. Nothing I do, no change of settings, no uninstalling and re installing, will get it to stop after one track anymore. I’m a music teacher and loved that I could play a track and it wouldn’t immediately play the next. Now that’s all it does. Looking for a new app now. Very disappointed.

I can’t imagine how I’d do without it.