Just thought I’d share something I’ve been using to practice transcribing - a website called Timestretch Audio Player. It’s free, it’s a browser based web-app so nothing to download, and you can upload an MP3 and loop sections, slow them down and even pitch shift if you want (haven’t used this feature personally).
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Wow! Excellent! 
An important thing is that unlike many on-line players it doesn’t affect the quality of the recording replayed. Thanks a lot! 
Hi Sajid. Is it possible to import streamed songs from Apple Music into this?
Hi - it only works with MP3 files. I don’t personally use Apple Music but I think there are some ways to do it - a Google search on how to convert Apple Music to MP3 would give you some ideas on how to do it.
Most songs I would work with can be found on YouTube and multiple options exist to capture an MP3 file from a YouTube video so that might be another option.
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I own a transcribe licence which is great if you have the mp3, but I do some transcribing every day and don’t always have the sound file.
These days I use looper.tube or https://looptube.io/ as most things are on Youtube these days. I also use the ‘Transpose’ Chome extension that allows looping and pitch shifting on youtube.
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