Check out the AppleWorld.Today review and all the other reviews and tips at AppleWorld.Today>
The Cardboard Crowns are a mighty clash of ska-beat, reggae, punk-rock, and community service, all wrapped up in swirling frenzy of cardboard.
Brian Parham is the co-founder and creator of the Rock Dojo, an award-winning guitar program for kids. He’s also the author of three guitar method books for kids,
David Adam Moore is a professional operatic baritone with over sixty principal roles to his credit including performances at the Metropolitan Opera, Teatro
Jimmy Alford is a professional musician and educator who mixes melody and focus with the intensity and aggression found in hardcore metal for a potent
Steve Gordon lives in the U.K., has been playing guitar for over 40 years and is still going strong. Steve was originally going to buy a trumpet
Anytune features vary on Android, Mac Desktop, and iOS versions.
View product details.
Try Anytune for free
Powerful tools at your fingertips
Slow Downer
Pitch Adjuster
Markers and Loops
ReFrame Audio Isolation
FineTouch Parametric EQ
LiveMix
Sync Lyrics & Tabs
Remote Control
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.
The Cardboard Crowns are a mighty clash of ska-beat, reggae, punk-rock, and community service, all wrapped up in swirling frenzy of cardboard. Powered by the angst brought out by social injustice, and a particularly strange zest for life.
Checkout the video to see how they use Anytune.
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.
Brian Parham is the co-founder and creator of the Rock Dojo, an award-winning guitar program for kids. He’s also the author of three guitar method books for kids, the 2021 Steve Vai Scholarship Winner at Berklee College of Music, and the 2018 Rising Star of Oregon by the U.S. Small Business Administration. When he’s not rocking out on the guitar, Brian enjoys reading comic books, binge-watching Cobra Kai, and spending time with his wife.
As the founder of the Rock Dojo, I use Anytune to organize all of my lesson plans into playlists.
As a Berklee College of Music student, I use Anytune’s “Step-It Up-Trainer” to learn note-for-note solos. This is my favorite feature for learning intricate parts, and I couldn’t complete my weekly assignments at Berklee without the “Step-It-Up Trainer!”
As an artist, I wrote, recorded, and produced Let Me Hear Your Fingers Sing (At the Rock Dojo) in a couple of weeks. By the time I finished the album, I had to relearn all the parts I played on the record. That’s where Anytune’s “loop” feature is a lifesaver!
I recommend Anytune to every one of my students. I couldn’t imagine learning how to play the guitar without Anytune. It is practice perfected!
As the founder of the Rock Dojo, my favorite feature is playlists because it helps me stay hyper-organized, so I can focus on growing my business.
As a student at Berklee College of Music, my favorite feature is “Step-It Up-Trainer” because I have to learn 1 – 2 complete solos up to eleven choruses in length note-for-note at tempo in under seven days every single week until I graduate!
As a teacher, my favorite feature is “speed up” and “slow down” because it’s dead easy and allow students of every level to play with the band!
David Roccato In this blog you can read articles about Technology, Apple, Photography, Languages, WordPress, SEO, Personal Growth, Reviews and much more.
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
David Adam Moore is a professional operatic baritone with over sixty principal roles to his credit including performances at the Metropolitan Opera, Teatro alla Scala, Covent Garden, Lyric Opera of Chicago, Salzburg Festival, Carnegie Hall, Théâtre du Châtelet, Grand Théâtre de Genève, Israeli Opera, New York City Opera, Bunkamura (Tokyo), Netherlands Radio Philharmonic, BBC Symphony, LA Phil, and the list goes on.
He is a celebrated interpreter of contemporary music, creating roles for some of today’s most important living composers, while simultaneously garnering critical acclaim for his interpretations of
classic works.
David uses Anytune to record and analyze his rehearsals and voice lessons in order to refine vocal technique, language diction, check voice/orchestra balance, and more. He also uses Anytune as an effective music-learning tool to add an aural element to score work.
Also known for his work as a stage director, composer, and video designer, David is a founding member of GLMMR – an NYC-based interdisciplinary art collective that fuses the worlds
of fine art, photography, audiovisual technology, and live performance.
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.
Check out the AppleWorld.Today review and all the other reviews and tips at AppleWorld.Today>
Jimmy Alford is a professional musician and educator who mixes melody and focus with the intensity and aggression found in hardcore metal for a potent combination of addictive music. He is a guitarist in the melodic metal act Metaprism and is a unique music educator who teachers the art of musical performance including songwriting, creativity, theory and band skills in addition to providing Guitar Lessons in Southampton.
I play in a UK based melodic metal band called Metaprism and I’ve used the app to help with songwriting and riffs (using different keys, tempos etc.). We recently played at Bloodstock Open Air Festival and I actually used the app when practicing to SPEED UP the songs for the set. The old adrenaline kicks in on stage and we tend to play the set a little faster, so again, Anytune really helped me prepare for this and other performances!
Steve Gordon lives in the U.K., has been playing guitar for over 40 years and is still going strong. Steve was originally going to buy a trumpet but he couldn’t afford one so he bought a guitar instead. Lucky for The Diamonds, a band he joined in the sixties that started as a skiffle group.
Steve remembers the Diamonds appearing with and backing many big sixites stars including the Beatles and the Rolling Stones. They have had several TV appearances and played at some very cool venues including Wembley Stadium, the Cavern Club Liverpool and Royal Albert Hall.
His influences include Hank Marvin, Dave Goldberg Richie Blackmore, Eric Clapton, Big Jim Sullivan, James Brown, P J Proby, and Elvis.
Steve has a had an envied career playing guitar for Dusty Springfield, Dell Shannon, Bobby Vee, Big Dee Irvin and P J Proby. He has also jammed with greats such as Richie Blackmore and Jimmy Hendrix and his old friend of many years Nashville Guitarist Ray Flacke, with whom he regularly does battle via Googletalk.
He has had a chance to use a lot of equipment over the years including Blackstar Amplification, Marshall, Music Man, Mesa Boogie MK1, Fender, Rivera Sedona amps. He even had custom amps from Vox-Jennings Musical Instruments and a custom guitar from Patrick Eggle Guitars.
His latest acquisitions include a PRS Johnny Highland Guitar, Fender Strat Powered by Roland and a Roland GR-55 Guitar Synth. Nothing has excited Steve more than the prospect of exploring the GR-55.
Steve took some time off from playing professionally to concentrate on his family and to help other young musicians.
“There is always a price to pay when dedicating ones life to music and I would like to thank my wife Maureen and my daughters Samantha and Kerry for putting up with it.”
He found Anytune and added it to his practice routine.
“Anytune is the best practice and slowdown program I have used. Not only can you slow a tune down but you can also change the key. One of the most important things is that you can have it in your pocket and listen over and over again to a piece that your are trying to learn whilst driving or jogging or on your bike. Its a MUST for any SERIOUS up an coming guitar player or musician.”
Steve has always loved being on stage and entertaining the crowds.
The The Diamonds headlined the Rox Music Festival on the Saturday night by putting on the ‘Rockin the Ages Show’.
Steve recently lost a great friend Big Jim Sullivan. He and Jim who were united on a new project creating a new band. Big Jim will be missed.
“My most memorable times, guitar wise, are the endless, many many hours, I spent chatting with my friend Big Jim Sullivan. I savoured every minute. We spoke endlessly about music and in particular guitars and everything associated with them. I owe him so much.”
Steve Gordon’s life has been about music. He has played with some great friends, taught many young musicians and entertained thousands of people for decades.
All of us at Anytune wish Steve continued success on all his current and future projects. Don’t stop Steve!