If you're a musician who likes to learn new songs and techniques by listening to the same piece of music over and over but wish that the music could be played a little slower, then you'll enjoy Amazing Slow Downer.
You can repeat any section of the music at full speed, slow it down or even speed it up by changing the speed between 20% (1/5 of original speed) and 200% (double speed) without changing the pitch!
Amazing sound quality.
Supports audio CDs, MP3, AAC/MP4, Ogg, FLAC, AIFF and wave files on your computer in real-time.
Export files to other file formats.
Amazing Slow Downer is the ideal tool for an musician, transcriber or dancer wanting to improve their skills.
Please note that streaming audio services such as Spotify and Apple Music are not supported.
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The App looks outdated
LydianX
This might have been said before, but I'll say it again in case it was overlooked the first time. You all (Roni Music) have had major improvements over the years on the mobile app for iPhone/iPad with more features and a fresh new look. However, you seem to have forgotten about the desktop application as well. Not complaining about how it works (because it still does), but I feel like I'm taking more steps on the desktop app to do what I can effeciently do on the mobile app with a few clicks. I would like to have it where all my apps are the same or similar in look, features, navigation and even sync up via iCloud. I feel this is a reasonable request all things considered.
Still the best for learning a tune
Tpc1095
ASD still has the best if not the only usable set of command shortcuts and features for any audio program you might want to use to learn a tune. If you are playing your instrument the last thing you want is some app demanding that you use the mouse. I find that intolerable. ASD has a full set of key strokes to let you loop, rewind, play etc just by hitting a key or the spacebar. Auto speed-up for polishing a fiddle tune. ASD lets you adjust the pitch either by tiny increments (say an old recording was recorded sharp. It happens a lot.) or by half steps. Why do some programs leave out this feature that makes changing to another key so easy? Finally, you can take a loop that was moved to a new key and cleaned up with EQ and email a WAV file to a buddy who maybe does not have ASD. Maybe other programs have more eye appeal and look “refreshed” but they weren’t written by someone with a guitar (or mandolin) in their lap trying to get a song ready to sing with other people.
Desktop version needs refresh
iwnbsdskjoresf
I’ve been using this app for over a decade. It would be great to give the desktop version a refresh. The iOS app is much better, especially with the 1/2 and x2 loop feature. Also, it would be great to have a feature that allowed access to a dedicated iCloud Drive folder so that audio files and associated playlists stored there, could easily be shared among different devices.
Desktop app doesn’t import songs from iTunes!
sgwood415
I’ve been using the phone app with no problem, and I can access my entire Apple Music library there. But the desktop app is a different story. It’s basically a different app and can’t access the Apple Music Library. All of the songs are greyed out and the advice online about fixing privacy settings doesn’t do anything. I’ve tried everything but I’m now seeing others with this same issue. And the developer’s website doesn’t offer any support other than basic FAQs, which do not address this issue. Feeling ripped off by them.
Developer Response
Apple hasn't made it possible to support Apple Music or DRM protected audio files on Mac (or Windows or Android).Please complain to Apple and ask for this feature.
Added back the old "Slow Down Type III" setting and added a newer version as "Slow Down Type VI"
Version 4.2.2
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