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Product Description:
Capo is a musician's best friend. It lets you slow down your favorite songs, so you can hear the notes and learn how they are played.
- It's your music No longer do you have to rely on the musical tastes of others to learn music. Drag songs right from your music collection into capo to start learning them.
- Pitch adjustment Capo lets you adjust the pitch of your songs--so you can change their key or fine tune them to match your instrument.
- Markers Use keyboard shortcuts to mark verses, choruses, bridges, and other important points in your songs so you can return to them later.
- Looping Repeat difficult sections slowly, playing along with your favorite artist. Speed up gradually as you get better.
What's new in this version:
- Added new 'Loop From Beginning' command in the menu (bound to Command-L), that starts playback at the beginning of the loop region.
- Added 'Play From Previous Marker' command in the menu (bound to Option-Space), that starts playback from the closest marker to the left of the playhead.
- Capo no longer crashes when exporting using source audio with high sample rates
- Capo now plays audio with very high sample rates (tested up to 192kHz).
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.5 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.5 PPC
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Price probably not right - Version: 1.1, 8/15/2009 06:28PM PST
italtrav
FWIW, the price is listed here at $39, but on the developer's site as $49. I'd need to be persuaded first that it was as good as Roni Music's Amazing Slow Downer, which I do think is worth $50 and which is a mature product. Still, always room for one more.
