Speedshifter

by ABRSM Publishing Ltd


Music & Audio

3.49 usd



A practice tool for musicians to slow down audio without altering the pitch.


Designed for musicians, Speedshifter is a practice tool that enables you to adjust the speed of any audio track without altering the pitch. It is perfect for musical, slow practice to a recorded accompaniment. Developed by ABRSM (the exam board of the Royal Schools of Music), it can be used with any compatible track in your music library* to help you learn new pieces.Speedshifter can also be used to:- listen closely to tricky pieces you’re finding particularly hard to learn by slowing them down- focus on specific sections using the loop function- transpose a track up or down in semitones to fit with a preferred key or range- set a reference tempo (BPM) by tapping in time with a track- store tapped BPM and loop points automatically (once you’ve registered) - sync BPM and loop settings seamlessly across devices once you’ve downloaded the free desktop version (http://www.abrsm.org/speedshifter) - sound a tuning note – simply shake for an A!* Important info- Speedshifter Android currently supports playback of MP3, OGG, FLAC and WAV files stored on your device. It cannot access files stored online in cloud accounts.- Before downloading please try Speedshifter Lite, our free version, to check it runs well on your device.Removed login requirement.All users now have access to custom BPM and stored loop points.

Read trusted reviews from application customers

So it's an OK app that shifts your tempo lower or higher to make it easier to play a chosen instrument. How you ask? It slows music down which let's you play along with the app. It's OK for £2.99. More features like lower and higher pitch could be added for external use. I would download it only if you had very little options. It's pretty basic and simple to use. I'd give it a 4 star.

Blitz_ Aarav

Excellent idea, some improvements handy: I have two needs not meet by this app: 1. Fine adjustment of the cutoffs on the track would be handy : perhaps an enlargement window in which one could do this, or a minutes: seconds input box. 2. I play a pre concert pitch instrument: fractional tone transpose would help.

Tim Pillinger

It doesn't differ a lot from the free version. I bought it so that my students could play backing tracks meant to be for Bb clarinet on an Eb clarinet, but you can only transpose up to three semitones up or down. Therefore transposing more than a minor third up or down is impossible. Having this facility would make the app a more valuable instrument.

Marco Giudici

Unusable

neil devereux

It doesn't work with Android system

Linling Zhang

Mostly just didn't work at all, blank screen. When it did work would often not accept the music in any format including the one it asked for. Managed to get 1 piece to load up but it was so quiet I couldnt hear it above the music I was playing despite having it on several devices at max vol. Useless.

A Google user

Completely usless

martin gibson

Big disappointment! Clunky, slow and sometimes just will not work. Unresponsive. Seems as though it doesn't work with Android very well. Friends with Apple devices seem to think it is wonderful. Wish I hadn't bothered downloading it. Will be uninstalling.

Ann Walker

It has trouble while starting up everytime

A Google user

Being able to slow a piece down for beginner pupils has always been needed. At last, technology has caught up with music teachers esential needs.

A Google user