AudioStretch Reviews – Page 7
5/5 rating based on 79 reviews. Read all reviews for AudioStretch.
AudioStretch is paid iOS app published by Cognosonic Pte Ltd
Wow ,a big help for me!
My Mark Anthony
This application is been a godsend for me I utilize it in conjunction with OnSong. I had to have major surgery on my neck and all my songs had to be lowered three notes. Without this application and would not be able to continue my solo gig , strongly recommended it works phenomenal and the logarithm stay pretty accurate even if the key is lowered or raised 4 or 5 notes or it's even more.
Awesome app for slowing audio
dan 5555
Awesome app. The quality on slowed audio is great. And the ability to hold down on a specific spot or slide the "tape" arbitrarily slowly can be super helpful. AudioStretch is my favorite of all the slowdown apps I've used. And it is great that its developers are still actively working on it.
The best app for transcription EVER.
Dendog55
This program deserves 10 stars. Read the other reviews for more details but let me just tell you that the ability to move the music manually is incredible. Buy this app and you'll see what I mean in a second. Incredible. I love it.
What happened?
EDC956
I noticed they got rid of the option to send pieces of audio through text messages ? it was so fun sending a chipmunk sounding audio to a friend or niece, but it's gone now. It was my favorite feature via sending material. ?
Quite possibly my favourite app.
AlexNCarroll
As a musician, this is quite possibly my favourite app. The potential for transcribing and by-ear learning is nearly endless, and every update to the app improves both the functionality and aesthetic appeal. I would highly recommend this to any musician or audiophile. If the developers were to see this, one of my only suggestions would be this: it'd be fantastic if, when a video is open, there was a button to rotate the video horizontally (entering full screen,) giving you more viewing room. Depending on the video, it can be difficult to see certain things that you might be watching for. You could allow for rotation of the video (full-screen) with a tap-to-play/pause function, and double-tap or tap-and-hold to toggle the UI function.
Perfect for working on playing a song!
BobthekowJim
I am a guitarist and a singer, and this app helps me a ton. I can see the pitches so I know what scale I need to be in. Also when my band does songs, we typically drop it by a half step, which is perfect with this app. No difference in intervals. This is one of my most used apps! Thank you for making a great tool for music!!!
Great Tool
Jeffsrat
Not just for learning. Also exports a adjusted backing track With key or speed changes !!!! How useful is that!!!!! Works beautifully
Scrubbing Feature is awesome!!!!
Joe Cannavo
As a Jazz musician transcribing solos (mostly Charlie Parker in my case) is a fact of life. To date I have been a big fan of Anytune, which is a very powerful multi featured app, for my transcription needs. On discovering AudioStretch, Anytune now has some serious competition! AudioStretch is simpler app, less heavy with features , but with a unique advantage-the ability to slowly scrub through a phrase at constant pitch, even down to zero speed where you can stall on one note. It can't be overstated how powerful a feature this is. When learning difficult or illusion lines (think Charlie Parker!), this feature makes it as if you are controlling the players mind, having them play the phrase as you need to hear it to get the notes right. This has to be experienced to be appreciated. Moreover, the quality of the slowdown algorithm is incredible-as good as I have heard. Now I gave this 4 stars instead of 5. There are only two things I would like to see added that would earn a 5 star review. First, and most important, the app needs (as does Anytune) a simple way to smoothly advance the entirety of an AB looped segment. So for example, let's say you have a 2 bar portion you are looping as you practice it. It would be awesome to be able to incrementally shift the entire loop forward, maintaining constant length, as you "bite off" more notes to learn. Anytune has a clumsy way of sort of achieving this. It would be awesome though if With AudioStretch you could, say, put a finger on the looped segment and simply drag it forward or around as needed, at constant length to different portions of solo. The second thing to add would simply be a separate AudioStretch folder of marked tunes or tunes being worked on. What do you think guys? Add these 2 features and I think you will have nailed it as the best transcription aid in a universe of options! Joseph P Cannavo MD Denver CO
Great Tool!
N6671P
This is very useful tool for transcribing. As a suggestion for a future enhancement, provide the ability to store multiple loop sections within a single song file. This way more than one section can be isolated for practicing without having to reset the loop section. Keep up the good work!