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Hear every nuance of the original performance.
Your personal trainer for sections to entire set lists.
Tools take you directly to the music note by note.
Remix backing tracks in real time no hands.
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While Anytune on Android is currently evolving to match the full suite of features found on Mac and iOS, it already boasts unique new capabilities not seen on Apple devices, such as colored section labels, waveform zoom and the ability to adjust the tempo of Spotify and Apple Music streams.
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“Ivor Tossell names Anytune a DISRUPTOR in the Small Business section of Canada's largest-circulation national newspaper.”
Katfish Morgan and Dave Schellenberg of the LiVE 88.5 Start-up learn about Anytune chatting with CEO Tony Wacheski. They agree cover bands would love this App!
"For any real study and time spent digging into the meat of a tune, I believe that AnyTune is the way to go. "
"Boasts a solid set of practice and transcription features."
"This is a great tool and highly recommended."
"Boasts a solid set of practice and transcription features."
"This is a great tool and highly recommended."
"Anytune Pro+ is an incredibly useful application for musicians and music students alike. Of all the universal iOS apps designed to slow down audio for music practice, Anytune Pro+ is the current top recommendation on my list."
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Aaron Lee wrote a review for AppleWorld.Today after discovering that Anytune Mac is optimized for Apple Silicon (M1) Macs. Aaron loved the features and gave us a nice review, understanding that Anytune is a serious tool for serious musicians, dancers, and singers.
The double waveform displays in Anytune allow musicians to visualize and quickly navigate to sections of interest in their songs. Tempo and pitch changing let artists practice at their own pace and pitch without unwanted audible artifacts. Loop marks and audio marks used for practicing or transcription can be created and shared via email to collaborate with others, or via iCloud to iPhones, iPads, or other Macs.
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Studio Muso provides music lessons from Brighton-based pro musicians. These guys are hardcore and they included Anytune on their list of Anytune the 6 Most Useful Apps for Guitarists! Sweet.
This app slows down the track as well as changing the key. But that is only the start. You can loop sections (with the help of an audio wave image), organize your playlists, and even import audio from video. The free download comes with the slowdown, pitch adjustments, loop features, and lyrics display. This is a great tool and highly recommended, even just for the basic download version.
Check out the Studio Muso experience. They include regular recording sessions and extensive online exclusive content. Your teachers are professional musicians who are also playing for a living. You can record a professional demo of your drumming or guitar playing. There is tonnes of exclusive video content. Wow!
If you are anywhere close to Brighton and looking for a mentor, check out Studio Muso.
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Just recently I was thinking: “I need an app to slow down audio and use it as an alternative to the iPhone’s Music app”. Unfortunately, the basic iPhone and iPad application does not allow you to slow down audio or speed up music. , nor even skip back just 15 seconds to continuously repeat a piece of song. When studying languages, learning to make the most of audio tracks is one of the best options for developing your learning. While looking for an app of this type, I actually realized that it is also very useful for studying music, or for learning the lyrics of a song. And so I decided to broaden the search and make this selection available to you on the best apps for slowing down audio on the iPhone.
Check out Davide Roccatos ‘ best learning slowdowns for learning. davideroccato.blog
Ivor Tossell names Anytune a DISRUPTOR in the Small Business section of Canada’s largest-circulation national newspaper The Globe and Mail. Read how Anytune lets musicians play along to songs at their own speed here.
Katfish Morgan and Dave Schellenberg of the LiVE 88.5 Start-up learn about Anytune chatting with CEO Tony Wacheski. They agree cover bands would love this App!
Check out the conversation on Soundcloud.
Damian Erskine gives two thumbs up in his Anytune Pro HQ slow-downer review for No Treble. Having used other “slow downer” apps before, Damian wasn’t sure he needed another app until he gave Anytune Pro HQ a try.
As I have already reviewed both Capo and the Amazing Slow Downer, I wouldn’t have bothered with yet another “slow downer” unless it was something really noteworthy. I am happy to report, that Anystone Tech has raised the bar with this Anytune Pro.
The app’s “LiveMix” might be the coolest thing ever. If you use an iRig, iRiffPort or any kind of interface to play your instrument into your iOS device with headphones on, then you can use this to play along with the track. You have full adjustment of your mix and can even pan yourself and/or the music to one side of your headphones or the other. This is incredibly useful and really helps you feel like you’re a part of the music you’re working on.
For any real study and time spent digging into the meat of a tune, I believe that AnyTune is the way to go.
So, there you have it… Anytune HQ 3 is now my all-time favorite slow-downer for iOS devices. The company spent six months redesigning the app and has integrated many new features users had requested. Job well done!
So go checkout No Treble’s review of Anytune Pro HQ 3.