Amazing Slow Downer Lite
If you're a musician who likes to learn new songs and techniques by listening to the same piece of music over and over but wish that the music could be played a little slower, then you'll enjoy "Amazing Slow Downer".
You can repeat any section of the music at full speed, slow it down or even speed it up by changing the speed between 25% (1/4 of original speed) and 200% (double speed) without changing the pitch!
Change the tuning or musical key? No problem, "Amazing Slow Downer" handles that as well.
Setup seamless loops by touching the "Set" buttons during playback.
Outstanding sound quality!
Support for Spotify playlists (requires a Spotify Premium account).
"Amazing Slow Downer" is the ideal tool for any musician, transcriber or dancer wanting to improve their skills.
Note 1: This free "Lite" version is limited to play the first 1/4 of a file. The paid version doesn't have this limitation.
Note 2: The use of the "read phone state and identity" permission is to be able to auto-stop the music when phone starts ringing, it's not used for anything else.
Category : Music & Audio
Reviews (28)
I think this is a pretty good app for slowing down music tunes. The possibility to slow down tunes from Spotify is really useful and, as far as I know, unique for this app . I think it is quite unfair to rate it low because of the time limitation in the free version, when this is clearly announced and you have the option to buy the full version without limitation.
Great functionality, high quality audio, a good demo of the full app. Ignore the ratings bringing down the average from people who just want the full app for free, building and maintaining these apps takes a lot of time and knowledge. Support small developers if you want these things to exist!
I love this app, has helped me endlessly to learn new tunes and the "wait between loops" is priceless. Just wondering if there is a way to lock the screen orientation as other apps can so the screen remains as it is when moving the phone.
Doesn't even connect to my Spotify. Garbage app. And don't go tell me to buy the full version for a "better" experience.
Great app. Easy to use and great quality sound. This is the free version, so it does only give you minute, but totally worth it.
It cannot access files stored on Google Drive, Audio output is limted to 2 minutes. On the plus side it is not tainted with adverts.
Archaic interface, waveform would be nice, spotify support is a plus but you can't even sort those playlists.
Why deal with a trial version of this when you could get Music Speed Changer for free, and the premium version of that costs 2.99
This app works as promised. You can select the % of playback speed with no loss in tone.
This app only plays the first 1/4 of the song. It should be called a demo, not a light version.
Dev thank you for this. In the spotify player, could you add a next button so we can goto the next song if we want? Thanks 👍
App is great but a spectrum would be super helpful to find out the exact notes of a song.
Installed app, it could not find any of my music. Tried search several times. uninstalled the app
Really useful for those difficult to fathom bits and great for ear training
You can only play a fourth of the song, one star, they have better apps for free
Hi! Can I use this with songs in my Apple music playlist?
I was so eager to try this. And then I found out that it does not support Amazon Music
Great app, wish it would play video though.
No offline work :( old operational functions
Free version is inadequate
love it. gonna buy full version now
Superb and easy to use app. Limited function with the free version, but enough to make me want to spend the full price. Great for looping when learning to play songs or learning lyrics
Horrible only let's you play 25% of the song
It jogs the memory but no detail on 2nd half of a tune
Well, it gives you a non-working email address for help.
Can't really load a single song.
Could not load any songs from spotify
It works! Does a good job of maintaining the sound quality (at least enough to hear what's being played) even when heavily slowed down. And the Spotify integration is really slick. The interface takes a bit of getting used to and you do need to read the instructions. In an ideal world, it would be a bit more intuitive, but for free I'm not complaining. Going to spend a bit more time with it, but I'm pretty sure I'll be upgrading to the paid version