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would love feedback on Capo (not Guitar Capo)

gkillmastergkillmaster
in General App Discussion

I'm considering the Mac version of this app. Maybe the IOS version as well. Would love feedback most from people who have both, as to wether the IOS app is the same as the desktop version. Also, if its useful. I would be getting it to have a way to learn and practice songs from my music library on my guitar. Is it good at analyzing chords? and/or analyzing rhythm?

Could be what I've been hoping to find for a long time if so....

thank you!

Comments

  • scadetscadet

    Can't comment on Capo but you may want to check out Anytune Slow Downer for Mac, on sale at the moment.

    https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/anytune-slow-downer-music/id722444976?mt=12

    Good luck!

  • MatthewMatthew

    I have Capo and AudioStretch. I haven't used them in a while, but I recall leaning toward AudioStretch more. Great tools for transcribing or just learning and practicing songs. Can't speak to the capability of deciphering chordds or rhythms, I don't really trust software to do that accurately.

  • gkillmastergkillmaster

    Thank you all! Appreciate the feedback. AudioStretch looks good but, yeh I don't think it does chord analyses.

  • WillCoxonWillCoxon

    Try Yamaha Chord Tracker on iOS. Haven't used it much, but it detects chords, and it's free.

  • gkillmastergkillmaster

    @WillCoxon said:
    Try Yamaha Chord Tracker on iOS. Haven't used it much, but it detects chords, and it's free.

    thanks!

  • jrjuliusjrjulius

    Capo works fairly well in my experience. It's not always perfect but it gets you pretty close. The speed up, slow down, and transpose functions work well too. I've stopped using it as much lately because I use Apple Music and it can't analyze the files. I would say the iOS version is just fine; I got both on sale but never really got too deep into the added features -- I only used it to ballpark chords and slow down tough sections. Try the Yamaha one first since it's free. If it doesn't work well, give Capo iOS a shot -- it'll probably do what you need.

  • johnfromberkeleyjohnfromberkeley

    I like Capo, but I completely abandoned iTunes, which makes it a bit of a pain.

    Is there some sort of copyright issue that prevents simply loading a song from AudioShare? Or Google drive?

  • mistercharliemistercharlie

    @johnfromberkeley said:
    I like Capo, but I completely abandoned iTunes, which makes it a bit of a pain.

    Is there some sort of copyright issue that prevents simply loading a song from AudioShare? Or Google drive?

    You can open audio files in Capo using the standard Open in… share dialog. Works from AudioShare.

  • gkillmastergkillmaster

    @jrjulius said:
    Capo works fairly well in my experience. It's not always perfect but it gets you pretty close. The speed up, slow down, and transpose functions work well too. I've stopped using it as much lately because I use Apple Music and it can't analyze the files. I would say the iOS version is just fine; I got both on sale but never really got too deep into the added features -- I only used it to ballpark chords and slow down tough sections. Try the Yamaha one first since it's free. If it doesn't work well, give Capo iOS a shot -- it'll probably do what you need.

    I appreciate the advice... am going to try what you said.

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