Learning how to play certain music pieces by ear can be difficult, especially if those pieces are at high speed. This program helps you overcome this inconvenience by slowing down the original speed of the song you want to learn. Unlike other options, this program does not change the pitch of the song being played. Thus, you will hear exactly the same song, only at a lower speed, so you can figure out its chords and notes, as well as its words.
The program has a looping option that lets you choose a specific interval to play it continuously. Also, it lets you choose the type of processing (Type 1 or lower, to Type IV, or higher), according to the speed of your computer.
If this was not enough, you can also modify the pitch of the song to transpose it according to your voice tone. This function can be used together with, or independently from, the slowing down feature. In sum, if you are a musician who needs or wants to learn how to play new songs from records or sound files, this program will be very useful for you.
The shareware version of the program will only play the first and second track of a CD, or the first quarter of an audio file up to three minutes. If you want to get rid of these limitations, you will need to purchase a license.
This is an all-in-one audio & video and DVD/Blu-ray conversion program.
Convert any audio formats (aac, ac3, aiff, amr) to all popular music files.
It provides the means to slow down the music, so you can learn the music.
It offers a solution to users who want to slow down or speed up MP3 files.
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The easiet way would be to record the song in your desktop by enabling stereo mix in your PC or downloading/buying a 3rd party software that records desktop. Save it to mp3 and use it. Either way, it would be considered illegal copying of music.