Need Help!!!!!!

[NewVisionCog]

I am the Media Team Leader for an upstart church. We have no piano player so are using accompaniment tracks via Itunes for the choir. This is working pretty good for us. The only problem is that there are times when we may want to repeat a particular verse or section of a song. My question is: Does anyone know of a way to achieve this. Ideally I would like to be able to set a hotkey at a particular spot in a song. If the Choir leader or Pastor request for that verse to be repeated I could press the assigned hotkey and the song would automatically jump to that section.
Does anyone know of any software that may help us to achieve this goal or have any suggestions. Thanks in Advance

God Bless

[tropicalfish]

Was thinking some kind of DJ software with hot cues... but if you want to do this right you should be fairly accurate with your timing.

[Johnnycat]

You could take the track into a software program like Audacy and cut and past the part for the loop.

[[Director] Joseph B]

I'm guessing you want to do this on the fly - with no upfront notice.
If you're using tracks it's going to be close to impossible to do this on the fly.
You may (and I don't do audio) be able to edit an audio file in advance - but I can't get our musicians to give me a verse order ahead of time (usually) so I'm thinking you're not going to be able to do the impossible on command.

[[Admin] osborn4]

Seem like IgniterMedia.com or someone like that was making video tracks (with lyrics and motion backgrounds) that were broken into verses/chorus/bridge/etc. You'd just load them into your worship software of choice and fire each as needed.

Of course that requires an operator on the ball and with a keen sense of beat.

But I'm not finding them. :/

[ServantForLife]

Programs like Logic and ProTools will allow you to perform actions like this. We used those pieces of software to make the jump to the beginning of the track in case the artist decided to mix up the set list. For an in song jump, I have to agree with Joseph B that this will be close to impossible and there will be noticeable jumps and conflicts. The best solution would be to edit the tracks ahead of time in a program like Logic and then use that track through iTunes.

[NewVisionCog]

Thanks for all the input. It sounds like more effort than it's worth LOL. We'll just be in prayer for a piano/keyboard player.