Anytune Pro+ for Pc

Okay, this is seriously the best app I have ever used. For anything. I can’t stress this enough. If I could give this more stars I would. Just when I think, “this is great, too bad it doesn’t—“ I discover that, in fact, it does. My practice process has been streamlined to the point where tunes that took me an hour or two to learn I am nailing in a matter of 15 to 20 minutes. I am a bass player, and a big challenge has been to hear what’s really going on in covers I need to learn. All has been revealed with the EQ, reframe, pitch shift, and tempo change ability. I have been getting away with it, but I have been playing things “wrong” for years! Sometimes this note-for-note accuracy isn’t critical, but this is ideal for when it is. And transcription mode, and audio marks with labels and settings for each, and loops with trainer mode — I could go on about the rest of the features, but let’s just say if you need to practice to recorded music, this is the flagship app for it. I just wish I’d found it sooner, and that it was around thirty years ago!

I am a skilled and schooled musician and have taught scores of private students since 2005. I can go on and on about this app but I will get to the point. Are you ready to purchase the ONLY phrase trainer you'll ever need? (Not to mention the only one you could ever want...) Alright. Go all-in. this app + Get it. All the features. Done. I maintain that many like myself might not even know their potential to transcribe music with 100% accuracy and total precision before spending time with this App. Rock guitarists: tab out a solo, note for note, that you may not have the chops to play quite yet... Start here. Jazz pianists: You too. Finally grab onto that mysterious bebop scale and pattern. Take time to unlock that elusive harmonic that otherwise moves too quickly to figure out. Bass players:... what the hell is Victor Wooten or Les Claypool doing? What is the deal with those sextuplet percussive ghost notes? Can't play like Yngwie, or Victor..etc.? Me neither, frankly! But you'll be able to track-with and tab- out such phenoms, regardless; now thanks to the app. You'll have a great start, ...a leg- up, even. I have been to all of these as a collective 'headspace' since getting this app +, and what an amazing tool. Musicians, teachers, performers, Lifelong lovers of a certain tonal (or atonal) persuasion-do yourself a solid. Purchase your new favorite sidekick... this app +. Then, get to work! - Brad 'Musicman' McMahon-

I learned to play long ago with a record player that had a 16-speed setting to slow things down. They were dropped an octave, but it worked. Through the years various technologies have become available to do the same thing without dropping the pitch (unless you want to). This application is the best. It has so many useful features, and by putting my music in iTunes on my iPad and using this app+, I have a lifetime of study material in my hands. I can't say enough about how useful this application is. Being able to move around the waveform view of the song by sliding your finger on the screen is such an easy way to move through a tune and work on specific parts. The EQ features allow you to bring out subtle parts and hard to distinguish notes. There are so many tools included. Get it!

I've played guitar for 45 of my 66 years. When I started playing music, we learned a new song by playing a 45rpm record over and over with each band member trying to figure out his part. I just recently was shown the benefits of using this app by our bass player. While I could use an old-school more detailed instruction manual to understand some of the capabilities of this app, what I've learned to use is well worth the price of the app. Namely, the slow-down and stay at pitch feature along with the capability to replay portions of or an entire song repeatedly has helped me learn intricate melodic lines much easier.