The repeat-one/loop button - The Spotify Community (2024)

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What does the loop 1 button mean on Spotify? ›

If you hit it once, it'll become green and means that it's actively repeating the whole playlist/album you're listening to. In case you want to repeat a single song, you need to hit it twice until it becomes green with a number 1 in it. This will repeat just the track avoiding the queue order.

Tap the Repeat button twice in succession to turn it green and display a small 1. It will loop the song on repeat till you turn it off. Tap it again to stop the song playing on repeat.

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The Loop button will restart the current file after it finishes indefinitely—which is different than the Repeat button which is alternatively available when you're using a Playlist. Repeat will tell your playlist to return to the first song in its list after it completes the final song in its list.

Can someone help explain what's the difference between the dot on the loop button and the 1 on the loop button? If you double click for when the 1 shows up that means it's going to repeat that song only. If you click it again or if the one isnt there it will replay that playlist as a whole once.

Repeated means iterated again. Once means only one time. Therefore Repeated Once means Iterated For One Time.

The repeat button has two states, repeat all and repeat one. In the inactive state, the buttons are white and turn green when activated. The repeat one state is also green and shows a little badge with the number one on it.

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Step 1: Go to spotify.com. Step 2: Play the desired song, album or playlist whatever you wish to hear. Step 3: To loop the album or playlist, tap the icon that looks like a circle created by two arrows—the “Repeat” icon.

What does repeat 1 mean on Spotify? ›

When it has the little 1 it does indeed mean that it just repeats that one song. However when you just turn regular loop on (without the little 1) it repeats the whole album/playlist. If it is turned off the music stops when all the songs in the album/playlist has been played.

Tap on it, and your screen will now showcase the full details of the song playing. Find the Loop Icon: Look around, and you'll spot an icon that looks a bit like two arrows chasing each other. That's the one! Tap to Loop: One tap means the entire playlist or album will repeat.

A repeat loop is used any time you want to execute one or more statements repeatedly some number of times. The statements to be repeated are preceded by one of the repeat statements described below, and must always be followed by an end repeat statement to mark the end of the loop.

Find the Loop Icon: Look around, and you'll spot an icon that looks a bit like two arrows chasing each other. That's the one! Tap to Loop: One tap means the entire playlist or album will repeat. Two taps and you'll see a tiny '1' appear inside the loop.

Rectangle Arrow (With 1 in the Middle): This is the repeat icon. Tap once to repeat the entire playlist or tap again to repeat the current song. Half Screen with Remote Icon: This is the Spotify Jam icon, where you can start a jamming session with friends and listen to songs or podcasts together.

Repeat is on when the button changes color. Repeat the currently playing song: Click the Repeat button until the number 1 appears . Turn repeat off: Click the Repeat button until the button changes color.

Spotify counts a stream if someone listens to a song for 30 seconds or more. It also counts repeat streams. However, streaming your own song on repeat is definitely not a good idea, as Spotify flags suspicious activity.