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[Anonymous]

Hi William,
i use an Ap on my Ipad called anytunePro+

it connects to backing tracks on my iPad, and it allows me to slow down the speed of the backing track, i use it all the time as a lot of my tracks are too fast for me to start practicing with, i then dial up the speed in small increments which allows me to be able to work to playing at full speed.

Another great function, if i have a blues backing track it allows me to change the major key the track is played in, i’ve used it this year to play ‘Blue Moon’ in 12 different majors keys, to practice playing from memory.

So basically you have the option of slowing down and also changing to a different key.

Anytune Music Slow Downer Home Page

[RockinRobin]

Hi James
I’m looking at the link you sent,Anytune and Anytune Pro. I have a mac computer with garageband. I record on garageband. My set up is this: horn blows into my Microphone. Sound goes into my preamp on to my Audient interface into my computes’s garageband. (GarageBand looks like a simple Logic Pro). How does Anytune fit in? My Mac version is macOS Catalina v. 10.15.7
Requires iOS 11.4 or later. I’m very new to computers things/electronics
William

[RockinRobin]

Apple just told me that anytune is not available for my computer
William

[RockinRobin]

Apple just informed me that any tune is not available for my mac
William

[Anonymous]

Hi William,
you must have an older operating system on your Mac, whereas the latest Ap only works on the latest operating systems.

the website describes a way of getting an older version of the Ap that will work on your Mac, but it involves using a friends Mac that has the latest operating system … details below

https://anytune.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360004992032-Purchase-old-legacy-last-supported-version-of-Anytune-for-older-non-current-OS-device

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