Amazing Slow Downer Lite

Ich finde die App super, klar verständlich und leicht zu bedienen. Leider scheint es, als könne ich nur 56 Sekunden eines Songs bearbeiten, maximal. Wenn es einen Weg für den ganzen Song gäbe, wären es 5 Sterne.

Sehr gut für Handy App

Ich habe die Full Version in der Lite Version freigeschaltet. Ist etwas verwirrend, weil alles genauso wie bei der Full Version ist, aber die App heißt weiterhin Lite. Nach einem Update führte das zur Verwirrung, weil die Funktionen wieder auf Lite gesetzt waren. Aber der Support hat innerhalb kürzester Zeit geantwortet und mir erklärt wie man das im AppStore behebt. Es gibt da einen Restore Button in den Settings. Jetzt gehen wieder alle Funktionen. Es ist einfach eine super App zum Raushören und Recherchieren. Besonders wenn man auch Spotify hat. Kann die App also nur sehr empfehlen.

Lite Version gibt guten Einblick in die vielfältigen Möglichkeiten der Vollversion. Manchmal reicht sogar die " Anspielmöglichkeit"der Lite- Version.

+5 (function) -1 (handling & design)

Very helpful when trying to decipher strange harmonics and practice it on the keyboard.

I started with the lite version an upgraded to full. The full version of this app is all you need to analyze and practice musik. Everything works just great. The quality of slowdowned musik is outstanding. Thank you for this perfect piece of software.

Perfekt für mich als Gitarrist, so lassen sich Soli raushören und üben...

Um zum Beispiel den nächsten Song meiner Playliste hören zu können muss ich 7 Clicks anwenden das sind 6 zu viel deswegen nur 2 Sterne !!! Ansonsten würde ich, wenn das funktionieren würde, wie bei dem orginal Apple Player, alle Sterne vergeben, aber leider.

I’ve used ASD for over five years as a professional drum teacher. There are pros and cons and I hope the developer reads this. The good: easy to use and load, very stable for me on iPad/ iPhone and the algorithm has shockingly high quality playback with minimal artifacts. I appreciate being able to create and save loops (more on that later). Big buttons are nice on the fly. Integration with iTunes library makes life easy to organize. I appreciate that the cost is upfront and not a subscription service. Although I’d be happy to pay for additional features (see cons below). It does what it says- slows songs down, and changes pitch, and does it very well. The cons/ requests: Obviously having to both buy the MP3’s and subscribe to Apple Music is expensive but I don’t blame the developer for that, it’s part of my cost of doing business. As of right now in ASD you have to + or - your loop ends by a preset amount and use your ear to get it right. it’s pretty time consuming and old school. It would be nice to have the loop feature be able to drop on beat (the quarter note or eighth note, etc). This would require a background beat grid analysis of the file. I strongly encourage the developer to check out DJ apps and use their ideas of how to quickly make and store seamless loops. This is not new technology. It would be more than nice to have a row of buttons across the control panel to call up loops without having to go down into the dialogue box which is kinda awkward and time consuming. You could set your loop points, hold down one of the buttons and it automatically saves, and in the future recalls that loop with a touch. Again check out other DJ programs. Another needed feature, which has been well documented in these reviews, is (+) and (-) buttons on the speed and pitch sliders to incrementally adjust. My fat fingers are always sliding above and bellow my needed speed until I get it just right. Please add these. Simple ergonomics request- Having a bit larger buttons on the speed and volume sliders would be nice. Often my fingers over-shoot when working on the fly. Fantasy wish- If you check out the DJ software Serato, they have implemented a “stems” feature where you can isolate drums, vocals, etc. This would be a major league feature for AMS. Imagine being able to quickly isolate the drum tracks, create a quick loop on beat, then save it w/ a single tap. This is probably way more than AMS could afford to implement but it would blow minds. W