"Slow down software" [Question]

[Sondre Nordjore]

Does anyone in her know about any software that can slow a song down without changing the pitch?
It would help a lot when practicing stuff that are originally to fast for me.

 

[idssdi]

The amazing slow downer does that I think. But I personally never used it.

 

[Sondre Nordjore]

Thank you, did a test here and it seems to work decent.

 

[Christopher Lonski]

Another great one that is very simple and effective is “Transcribe!” That’s the one Ive been using for years. I also has a spectrum analysis which shows the notes and overtones being played in any given moment which helps if you cant decipher a chord or note.

 

[Sondre Nordjore]

Thank you Christopher, I will check that one out too.

 

[Ed Seith]

Amazing Slow Downer. Dumb, if very descriptive, name, and a little pricey, but HOLY COW IS IT WORTH IT.
https://www.ronimusic.com/
I can’t tell you how much I wish this existed back when I started learning songs and solos.
Lately I’ve been using it to build downpicking speed with Master of Puppets, which is strict eighth-notes, all downpicked, at 210BPM. I can play through at like 90% speed – I never spent real time working on superfast downpicking. As long as I could play Maiden and stuff, I was cool – but now I want to hit some faster stuff in my old age.

 

[Kent Schilling]

Audacity is pretty nice too, check it out.

 

[TheMighty Jambi]

Here is the one I use. Works perfect and free which is nice.
http://bestpractice.sourceforge.net/

 

[Kartasinsky]

For me the greatest tool for slowing down songs is Reaper. It has an option to slow down to 20% without changing the pitch, it’s super easy and effective.

 

[Lauren Morales]

Riff Master Pro is another good one. I use it a lot. It is free and you can slow the song and still keep the pitch the same

 

[Andrew Fernandes]

I have riffstation you can slow it down to any bpm and change key if you would like.

 

[D K]

I use an app called anytune, there’s a free version and paid version, but the free version can still do pretty much everything you need. You can add markers, loop a certain part of the song, change the pitch if you want to, so for example if a songs is Eb tuning you can make the pitch 1 semitone higher to transcribe it in E standard tuning.

 

[Vasrely Derian]

If you have an IOS, I recommend AnyTune. It speeds and slow down songs you have on your phone, you could also change the key of the song. Its free too.
If you’re willing to spend some cash, get Capo instead.

 

[Bartosz Tkaczyk]

Personally i use Audacity, my teacher recommended it for me. It’s easy to use and free.