Check out an assistant for learning to play music with no formal musical education. Work with the instruments for practising individual compositions, mastering solo sections of tracks, etc. Learn to play by ear without the need to read notes and manage other data.
Slomo is a powerful music production app that lets users slow down, loop, store, export, and zoom in on parts of a song. It also allows users to adapt the pitch to their instrument and emphasize a particular instrument with a one-knob-f.
Slomo is a helpful app to practice a song, master a solo and learn to play by ear without the need of musical background theory.
Ever wanted to know how to play that tricky part? With Slomo it's easier than ever.
FEATURES
・slow down playback rate
・loop parts easily
・store and recall multiple loops per song
・export a loop as an audio file in any speed (macOS High Sierra and higher)
・zoom in to refine your loop
・adapt the pitch to your instrument's tune or to transpose the song
・emphasize a specific instrument with the easy-to-use-one-knob-filter
・drag and drop from Finder or iTunes
・fast and reliable audio engine
・lotsa keyboard shortcuts
・touchbar support
INTUITIVE INTERFACE
Open a track or drop it onto the app from the Finder or iTunes. Make a selection with the mouse in the lower waveform to loop it over and over again. Refine it by dragging on the left or right side until it loops flawless. Zoom in to have a more detailed view of the music track. Slow down the playback rate to pick out the notes and to practice this part at a speed your comfortable with. If needed, adapt the pitch to your instrument's tune or to transpose the song.
LOOPS
Save a loop by clicking on the plus sign above the selection. Save as many loops as you want. The active loop is bright while the inactive ones are dark. Recall a saved loop by clicking on the selection in the upper overview waveform or cycle through them with a keyboard shortcut. All loop markers are saved with the song and are available next time you open the song. Loops or the whole file can be exported to an audio file so that you can share it or continue practicing on another device.
FILTER
The Tone filter helps to emphasize the instrument you want to hear. Try to catch the fundamental frequency to get the best effect. E.g. if you want to pick out a bass line go for 100Hz. You'll find a guitar solo around 800Hz. Push the frequency label to turn the filter on and off.
Have fun!
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