# Position Markers and Loop Function
Here you open the editor for position markers.
Position markers editing window
To edit a position marker, first select it by directly **tapping** or using the buttons **next** or **previous**.\
You can then either move it with your finger or adjust its time with the "wheels".
Here you add a new marker or delete the currently selected marker.
Related markers can be assigned the same group.\
They can then be activated/deactivated simultaneously by tapping only one marker later.\
The group number can also be used to control the markers via a foot pedal.
To check the exact position, you can listen to the last few seconds before or the first seconds after the point here.
When playing the song, the position markers appear on the right side on a progress bar. You can turn them on and off by tapping.\
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As mentioned above, related markers can be grouped and will activate/deactivate simultaneously if any marker of the group is tapped. If two markers are activated, at least one of which is in the future, SongBook+ shows the planned jump with an arrow.\
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The jump will be executed when the second marker is reached, as long as it is still activated then.
During playback pause, the position markers also appear. Tapping a marker sets the current position to this point.
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