Slow Down Music Player

Slow Down Music Player

Fun, fast & easy way to learn

119 ratings
51 reviews

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This is an archived listing of the app previously available on the App Store.

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • May 29, 2009
  • December 20, 2018
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About

Learn music by adjusting playback speed without altering pitch. Isolate and loop difficult song sections for practice. Ideal for musicians, dancers, and students to master new material or transcribe audio.

Adjust playback speed without pitch change
Isolate and loop song phrases
Loop entire songs
Change tuning or musical key
Share slowed-down audio
Integrates with Spotify Premium, iTunes, Apple Music
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What's New in Slow Down Music Player

5.2.1

December 20, 2018

Fixed bug prevent phrase editor from working correctly

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In-App Purchases

$1.99

Music Trainer Unlimited

Removes the 3 song import limit. You can now import as many songs as you like.

User reviews

It stopped playing my music

Having used it for months, it suddenly stopped playing. Reloaded but same problem. What have you done to your wonderful app?please fix it ASAP.

It does it’s job for the most part most of the time

After using the free version for a few years, I bought the full version hoping it’d be less glitchy & because I needed to add more songs to my library. Although I love that I’m able to have all 15 of my recital songs in my library, it took a very long time to upload the songs. Also, I would gladly pay a few more dollars for the ability to organize my library, edit the order of my songs, as well as have the option to load whole playlists/albums rather than each song 1 at a time. It’s rather frustrating the amount of times the app decides it’s done & closes as I try to restart a song or go to a particular part of the song. I’d love to be able to load my ballet music into the library so I could quickly adjust the music when necessary. However, the process of adding the music to my library & it having no organizational options makes it an unnecessarily long process that creates a less than efficient list of songs that don’t play one after another.
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Awesome

Great Tone

So simple.

So simple! Does what it says! What a concept, right?? Ok

Wasted my money

Maybe I’m technically challenged but I never got this to work. Every time I tried to add songs to my favorites I got error notifications. Never got it to work

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FAQ

What does the Slow Down Music Player app do?

This app allows users to adjust the playback speed of music and audio files without changing the pitch. It's designed to help musicians, dancers, and students learn new songs, practice difficult sections, or transcribe audio more effectively.

What are the key features of this music player?

Key features include the ability to slow down or speed up audio playback, isolate and loop specific phrases or entire songs, change musical tuning or key, and share slowed-down versions with others. It also integrates with popular music services like Spotify Premium, iTunes, and Apple Music.

Is this app free to use?

Yes, the application is available for free. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements mentioned in the provided description, suggesting a completely free user experience.

What kind of audio files can I use with this app?

You can use various audio files, including songs from your iPod Music Library, Spotify Premium, iTunes, and Apple Music. It also works with audio files from third-party apps and is compatible with any instrument or audio source, such as guitar, bass, piano, or voice.

Who would benefit from using this app?

This app is beneficial for a wide range of users, including musicians learning new pieces or solos, singers practicing vocal lines, dancers choreographing routines, transcribers working on audio, and students reviewing lectures or podcasts. Essentially, anyone needing to analyze or practice audio at a controlled pace will find it useful.