Post by colan on Oct 19, 2014 16:07:30 GMT
Hello,
I just came across a really useful little app.- Riffstation;
www.riffstation.com/index.html
It's a Irish outfit and they are extremely helpful, personal and available- more than can be said for any US software company I've ever used.
It will analyse the chords of anything you feed in to it- in a wide range of audio formats- and you can manipulate your sounds in a range of ways including key changing ( I sound quite good when I play back two tones deeper ), tempo adjustment, even tweak stuff into concert pitch and loads of other goodies. I reckon it's a powerful tool for around thirty quid.
I'm getting into it now so do let me know your thoughts on it and any discoveries you make if you try it. The freebie has all the features except the ' save ' and the licence covers three machines.
I just came across a really useful little app.- Riffstation;
www.riffstation.com/index.html
It's a Irish outfit and they are extremely helpful, personal and available- more than can be said for any US software company I've ever used.
It will analyse the chords of anything you feed in to it- in a wide range of audio formats- and you can manipulate your sounds in a range of ways including key changing ( I sound quite good when I play back two tones deeper ), tempo adjustment, even tweak stuff into concert pitch and loads of other goodies. I reckon it's a powerful tool for around thirty quid.
I'm getting into it now so do let me know your thoughts on it and any discoveries you make if you try it. The freebie has all the features except the ' save ' and the licence covers three machines.
Jo whoever he is.
