Multitrack stage player for live bands, rehearsals, and worship sets
Plays back separate stems with independent mixing and live navigation, letting you trigger sections, repeats, and voice prompts precisely on stage. LibreTracks is built by Otoniel Pérez as an open-source, offline multitrack player for musicians and worship teams, offering a live view with lyrics and chords, tempo and key adjustments, and a per-stem mixer. It aims at performers who need reliable, local control of backing tracks during rehearsals and services.
Designed for live performance control
LibreTracks focuses on stage-ready playback, providing per-stem level, mute, and solo controls and a dedicated mixer for each track so you can balance backing parts in real time. The app includes section markers, jumps, and a Vamp repeat mode for on-the-fly song changes, which gives you discrete ways to navigate a set without altering source files during a performance.
Handles the common audio and display formats bands need
Import and present your material locally using the device file selector to load WAV, AIFF, MP3, and FLAC stems. The Live View supports PDF and ChordPro lyrics and chords, which follow song sections so you can display scores while playing. Tempo and key adjustments apply without modifying the original audio files, preserving master stems.
Workflow and reliability for rehearsals and services
The app runs entirely offline with no ads or tracking, keeping projects and audio on your device for predictable operation during gigs. Built-in metronome and click tracks include voice prompts that announce upcoming sections, helping you and accompanying musicians sync without extra hardware. The touchscreen-optimised interface offers horizontal and compact stage views for quick access to controls.
A practical gateway to dependable multitrack playback
If you perform with backing tracks and need local, privacy-respecting control, LibreTracks is a strong entry point that puts stage navigation and per-stem mixing in your hands. Its offline design and section-based navigation suit musicians who prefer predictable, on-device setups rather than cloud services. Expect a focused tool that covers live playback needs without extras beyond performance-oriented features.
