iOS slowdown apps

[JES]

Hi All,

I am looking for a phrase trainers--just to slow stuff down a bit while I learn riffs, etc. There tons of choices on the app store. What are people using these days? I see some older threads that recommend the Amazing Slow Downer for iOS and Transcribe for desktop. Are those still the best two choices?

Thanks.

 

[lyla1953]

Can't say whats best because I've only tried a few. I settled on Transcribe about 3 years ago and use it every day. If it still have the 30 free trial go for it. I coupled mine with the Infinity (IN-USB-2) foot controller for hands free operation.

 

[Bondobass]

Amazing Slow Downer. The only way I can learn covers

 

[Staredge]

I use JamUp XT. It was free when I got it. Hitting the loop button on a 4S is a pain, but short of that I've been pretty happy with it.

 

[LeeNunn]

Try Anytune Free, but you might like the Anytune Pro + better. I'm a Transcribe fan, only because I like the ability to mark sections and measures with automatic subdivisions for beats.

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[sgoodwin]

I know the guy who wrote Capo. It's an excellent Mac app and an iOS app. Good stuff.

 

[photogdude]

i use anytune now, used to use amazing slowdowner before anytune. both are good

 

[Low Commotion]

I started using Amayzing Slowdowner on my PC years ago. I got an iPad and tried the Slowdowner for the iPad but wasn't really happy with it. I tried the Anytune free version and liked some of the features. I upgraded and got Anytune Pro+ and it does everything I need. I like the slowdown feature, pitch change feature, loop, and the EQ. I often use the Low Shelf filter and boost everything 3-6 dB up to about 1k - 1.3k hz. If I still can't hear the bass I will raise the pitch 5 semi tones so you're in the same position, but just up one string.

I can't speak for any of the other similar apps, but I have no reservations on recommending Anytune Pro +. It's feature rich and for the price, you can't go wrong. I've had it for almost two years now and they keep improving it.

 

[dave64o]

Tried the free version of Anytune and liked it enough to buy the "full" version. I like it a lot.

 

[57pbass]

Revisiting this thread.. what’s the latest and greatest?