Practice Player vs Cadence

Slow down any song and loop the hard part until you've got it. Works with your Apple Music songs, streamed or downloaded. On your own files (imports, recordings, and downloaded purchases) you can also change pitch and pan. What Our Customers Say "I have used the app daily for three years. It got me through my Berklee Advanced Professional Guitar certificate program. It is very useful!" – Jim "I have found this app to be a must-have. I have praised Practice Player to my bandmates and urged them to upgrade to pro... I love the simplicity of this app. It does one thing and it does it well." – Russ "I'm a drummer and I've been using it to learn tunes, transcribe, and practice." – Neemo "I'm a dance teacher and I love how I can loop part of a song from my library and play it via Bluetooth to the dance studio's sound system." – Greg Features • Change the speed of any song • Boost the bass or vocals with an equalizer on your own files • Loop any section and mark it with points, notes, and icons • See the waveform of your own files behind the playback slider • Record yourself and listen back • Count in with a built-in metronome before you play • Import songs from Apple Music, your iTunes library, or the Files app • Organize songs into playlists and setlists for gigs and lessons • Send a song to the top of your list • Back up and export your practice library • Play through AirPlay or Bluetooth speakers Advanced Features • Set daily practice goals and build streaks • Smart practice reminders that adapt to your schedule • Live practice time per song and per section • Weekly practice summary • Show pitch changes in semitones and cents • Set your own speed range for finer control • Export ringtones and audio clips • Share audio files with others • Full Lock Screen and Control Center controls • Card-style song list • Give each playlist its own theme Recommended For • Guitarists learning solos and riffs • Pianists practicing classical pieces • Drummers transcribing fills and grooves • Singers matching pitch • Dance instructors running choreography • Language learners doing dictation • Music teachers creating practice assignments • Bands reviewing rehearsal and gig recordings Get Started for Free Download free and practice with up to 15 songs and 7 points per song. Unlock Everything removes the limits with a one-time purchase: • Unlimited songs • Unlimited points on every song Or choose the Support the Developer subscription: it unlocks everything while it's active. Follow us Instagram: @practiceplayerapp Facebook: www.facebook.com/practiceplayer Website: practiceplayer.app Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Cadence is a music player built around one thing most players ignore: tempo. Other speed-changer apps only let you nudge a song by a vague percentage. Cadence works in real beats per minute. Set a track to an exact BPM and see at a glance which songs already sit at the same speed — so you can line up a whole set at the pace you want. For anyone who dances, teaches, or practices to music, that's a different kind of control. WHAT YOU CAN DO - Work in real BPM, not percentages. Every track carries its actual tempo, so "128 BPM" tells you something useful and you can match songs by speed. - Set the tempo your way. Tap along with the beat to set a song's original BPM, or let Cadence detect it automatically. - Change speed on your own tracks with the pitch kept natural. Import local audio and slow it down to drill a tough passage, then bring it back up to tempo as you improve — no chipmunk vocals. - Build playlists and sets. Group tracks for a class, a practice session, or a social, and sort by tempo to sequence songs by speed. - Share a set. Send a playlist to another dancer and their Cadence imports it with every tempo — original and preferred — intact. - Bring your own music. Add songs from your Apple Music library (an Apple Music subscription is required to play catalog tracks), or import audio files straight from your device. WHO IT'S FOR Teachers who need a song at exactly the right pace for a class. Dancers who want to practice below tempo before taking it up to speed. Anyone who's ever wondered whether two songs are actually danceable at the same rhythm. Cadence is free to use.