Guitar Program

[inxs996]

Hey Guys,

I was looking for a program that would allow me to slow down the speed of a song without changing the songs pitch and i found a program called Guitar and Drum Trainer, just wanted to see if you guys had any input on this program...

Thanks

Eric

[ablezebra]

A good free audio editing program is Audacity. It is open source, and a quality piece of software considering the cost.

It can certainly slow things down while preserving the pitch. It also has many, many other capabilities, including multi-track audio editing.

It might be a bit overkill for what you want to do, but it can do it.

See Audacity: Free Audio Editor and Recorder

[ablezebra]

As an additional note, here's a screenshot from the Audacity feature that you would want to use:

http://audacity.sourceforge.net/abou...ange-tempo.png

[jimifan]

never heard of this program but there is a freeware one called "bestpractice" I use and think is great - I believe it can be found at cnet.com

[Sinmastah]

Audicity is really good. You can import MP3's, and then you can record to the track. Like if you start to record a track at the beginning, with an imported MP3, you will be able to hear the song you are playing, and play along.

[nakleh]

I use one called "Amazing Slow Downer" for Macs.. works perfectly for me. Allows you to slow down or speed up without affecting pitch, and lets you set loops as long or short as you like.

[stinger]

I use Guitar and Drum Trainer and I love it. You can save your loops. It's been most helpful to me.

[Roman Rist]

audacity is cool. I have it.