Slow down a song without changing pitch
When a fast riff or solo is hard to follow by ear, play your own music file at down to 50% speed. The pitch stays the same and the file stays on your device.
When a fast riff or solo is hard to follow by ear, play your own music file at down to 50% speed. The pitch stays the same and the file stays on your device.
Drop an MP3 or WAV on the box above, or tap it to choose a file. Press Play, then lower the speed slider and the song slows down while the pitch stays put. Press Set A where the hard part starts and Set B where it ends, and that section keeps looping.
Start around 70% and move up 5% at a time once it sounds familiar. The space bar switches between play and pause.
At very slow speeds the browser's time-stretch can sound a little smeared. It doesn't go below 50%.
With a Guitar Pro file or a PDF tab, open it in the practice room and use the speed trainer. It goes down to 25% and can raise the tempo a little at a time. If all you have is a recording, see how to turn a recording into a tab draft.