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apps that slow down music for practice. ( like Audiostretch
what apps are out there that slow down a song. in order to analyze and practice along with a song. similar to Audio stretch. Au version would be even cooler
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BM3 has the best timestretch algo apart from Audiostretch to my knowledge but yeah not Auv3. I have been nagging Serato for ages to make a Auv3 for ipad...
ah, i misread your request.
These ones!
https://forum.audiob.us/discussion/25145/what-app-can-slow-audio-for-practice
excellent. thanks for the link
hmmmm , i didn’t t see it in that list. feel like there was something released within the last month or two that i could record audio in and slow down and speed up easily. and also it detected the scale of what was being played. but i can’t remember what is was
lol maybe it was just a dream
maybe i’m thinking of chord AI. but it does t slow down..... the search continues
I like Anytune.
Cubasis, BlocsWave and Amazing Slow Downer can do halfway good time stretching too.
Anytune Pro+ does this very well and you can also play around with trying to isolate or cut specific frequencies & parts of the soundstage, to boost/cut vocals, instruments etc. I think Anytune basic is free to try out, though not sure...
Anytune's position and loop markers are great for learning tunes. If you get the +/pro version you get as many markers as you want. It is a great tool for learning tunes.
Just buy Anytune Pro and stop searching! ;-)
can you record audio into it? or import your own wave files ?
Yes and yes
Chord tracker.
Anytune Pro+ ftw. I can't think of anything that it's lacking other than Link (which I've never missed, but think would be good to have).
It even runs in split screen, which can be very helpful!
oh that is pretty cool.
i tried chord tracker. it’s pretty cool but in a different way. i really find the melody suppressor switch very interesting to hear music without the melodys. it’s very helpful. I just wish i could import my own wav filed into it. > @TheDubbyLabby said:
Ooh dark mode! I’m on an older version of Anytune Pro. may be time to update.
You can import your own mp3 through dropbox...
really, how do you access dropbox inside chord tracker?
it's a bit strange but possible... in user songs there is the typical import icon (square with arrow pointing inside) on the top left. You should click on it then it access to dropbox (you need to have synced it and place the mp3 inside the chord tracker folder in your dropbox/applications folder) and then from the list select the songs you want to download and hit again that icon (now placed at top left but over the selected songs column. So, select the song/s and hit that icon... Accept the splash question (import blablah) after that hit done it goes to previous screen (this is why I said strange due done don't do what anyone should expect...)...
Then you can select the song/s from your user songs to perform the proper analysis and here you go!