Anytune Reviews

As any musician knows. The most annoying part of practicing is when you have everything nailed down, except this one specific part that is proving to be a little tricky. I don’t know how much time I have wasted just rewinding a little 4 second snippet, over and over again. It’s depressing just thinking about it. How much effort was wasted on that instead of actually practicing. You can also fine tune the loop to make sure it’s in tempo.
At this point I can say this has app has made practicing much more enjoyable. And at the price of free, it’s been unbelievably helpful.

Anytune works incredibly well but if you can’t put it as split view and is the only app that you can use at time, its loose a lot of posiblities. The full version with all purchases cost about 20dollars.
Ps: 1 star is only for this detail, because i can’t and probably a lot of people as i would like, and another reason would be to call the attention of developers to this review and know about this problem, but if you don’t mind this problem i think that is a 4 stars or 4.5 not 5 because remove of calls its not perfect and doesn’t work in all songs, but its better than others than i tried. If its really work at the perfection point Anytune could be so much expensive and even worth but, no one program could remove totally even in the pc/mac.
So if in a future update add split view support i would change my review to 4 or 5, and if you don’t mind this problem i recommend Anytune, but keep this disadvantage in mind.

Up until about 6 months ago I was getting a lot of use out of Anytune including buying some extra pro features. Due to some update either by this app, Apple iOS or both I can no monger a ESD my Music. When I go to add a pop up says this app would like to access your Apple music, your music, video activity and your media library. Your media files will be displayed and played to your audio output. I click through to settings and nothing shows up to toggle on. I’ve look for forum solutions and i can’t find anything that specifically addresses this. I also deleted Anytune and reloaded it back onto my phone to no avail. I sure would like this fixed. I miss using it as apart of my daily practice sessions.

I am the bar band bassist and I need to learn covers from classic rock to modern pop. Seems the older the song, the more "unique" the tuning. I've learned songs completely wrong and then come back to the band and realize I was off by a half or whole step simply because "back in the day" bands tuned to each other and not to a standard tuning necessarily. Anytune allows you (with a total of $7 in purchases) to adjust pitch in incremental semitones allowing you to not have to retune your instrument for every single song. It is free but the pro and basic upgrade are needed to really get the most out of it.

By far this app is the most important app I have regarding my guitar playing. I’ll find a song I like and import it into Anytune . Then I can slow it down or isolate tough parts or put a segment on repeat so I can work on it repetitively. I’ve even imported a Technique Exercise CD so I can slow the exercises down and then speed up incrementally as I get better.

I use this app in conjunction with Tonebridge. Anytune allows me to turn the song down and my playing up (or vice versa). It seriously is Anytune I use every time I pick up my guitar.

So far probably the best practice tool I've found for slowing down and looping segments in songs. I play banjo and it is immensely useful for slowing down breaks and backup. Easily browse your music library, pick a song and go to work. User interface is a bit overwhelming but they have useful tips that you can turn on to help direct you to do what you want. After a few days it's pretty easy to navigate. Highly recommend it for any musician looking for a slow dow tool.

I’ve played guitar for 30+ years semi-professionally. this app has helped me tremendously as a practice tool. I was seriously considering buying a very expensive hardware unit that did the same thing. I’m glad I didn’t. I was skeptical at the price point, but this works really well. I will sometimes slow it down to learn a hard part. I mostly like to loop the difficult parts of the songs my band plays to stay sharp between practices. Great tool!

Best tool on the market for learning new songs using your iPhone or iPad. You can easily access any song in your device’s library and then slow it down, change its key, loop the toughest passages for in-depth study, etc. I’ve tried most of the alternatives out there (including desktop software that cost $40+), and this is as good as or better than any of them.

I’m just a girl that loves music. I really don’t have much of a musical background besides Chorus lol. But I’ve been using Anytune for around 5 or 6 years I think? I’m not sure I know it has been a minute. I love it though. I can do anything to any song I want, and make it mean something extra to me. My favorite song is Somewhere Only We Know by Keane. I love looping the end and slowing it down alittle. It always gives me chills. Thank you!

I use Anytune almost daily. It’s a great way to practice singing and guitar. I can slow a piece down to the point where I can play it on the guitar and then slowly speed it up till I can play it at full speed. I can change the key. I can isolate a section I need to work on either vocally or on guitar. It has everything I need it to do!

Love Anytune especially for having fun with music. Just got a new iPhone XR and the loop feature won’t work. Instead it takes me to a featured website next to the loop button. Love how you can lower the pitch to minus 24 semi for short recordings but would love it if you could do it with longer ones with out having to perchase the pro version. Great job anyway. Hope Anytune stays on here and continues to grow. Amazing what we can do with technology.

I am a musician and band leader. The different groups that I perform with and I use Anytune to work on the different keys when no sheet music is given and on the fly to learn any riffs and other solos we might need and want to play on multiple keys. I'm glad they continue to update Anytune, as it is definitely being put to use, for musicians and the singer's I work with.

I bought the upgrade for better pitch control but it doesn’t go to the cents level, which would be great for playing with some antique instruments.

update:Thank you! I didn’t realize that there was a pitch slider. I thought I had to press on the buttons at either end.

And wow. Really don't know why I didn't use this sooner. It makes tabbing out songs way easier! And I can practice at a pace I'm comfortable with without having to play sloppily. Will definitely recommend!
Only thing I don't like is the ad bar is really in an unfortunate place right by the play/pause button :/

I would only recommend that the ⏮⏭ buttons were more defined, as I keep hitting ‘song info’ in the Now Playing section of Anytune . Otherwise, a tremendous music player app!!!

Very convenient to select pieces from playlist, to be able to slow it down or vary pitch by semitone. The one feature I would prefer to see would be to be able to vary the pitch more continuously, as one can do with the speed, rather than just by semitones jumps, in case one is trying to play in tune with a recording that is not exactly at one of the semitone intervals.

Anytune does a great job slowing down and looping music. There is a bit of a learning curve with all of the controls but spend some time with the help and you can figure it out. Well worth it to work on difficult parts of songs.

Anytune has been a lifesaver for learning choral pieces. It helps me to listen to all the parts to see if I have learned my part and Anytune enabled me to do it as I can slow the music down as needed. I use a little bluetooth speaker linked to my phone and Anytune while sitting at the piano.

Anytune enables you to slow the music down without changing the pitch so you can hear and learn notes, hear and learn subtle musical nuances, and actually progress more quickly than by trying to hear and learn recordings at full pace.

I’m not a pro, but I love using Anytune to help me learn solos. Being able to use the loop and the speed settings is very helpful. It does way more that what I’m using it for now. Couldn’t be happier with it. Anytune is helpful for the beginner, the pro and anyone in between.

I love Anytune! I am able to be a lot better at doing my little trumpet part on Savoy Truffle (The Beatle- The White Album) and I am SO thankful! Also, I would like if there was a way you could add a metronome, if that doesn’t trouble you at all!

Great! Really helps me out when practicing my music. Only problem is that it doesn’t tell you that you can only import 3 songs for free, and you have to pay to import them after that. Oh, and deleting imported songs won’t let you import more of them. Overall, really good.

Arrange music by ear. This is a must have for transcribing as iTunes music.... Or my piano can be out of tune by a few notches!
Well done, well worth cost, and very clean sound quality with the speed and pitch adjustments. Only have base app. Thanks!