Capo 3 Helps You Learn to Play the Music in Your Digital Library
It takes an especially well trained ear to be able to hear a song and learn it from scratch on guitar. While some musicians master this skill over time, others have struggled and wasted countless hours trying to learn new music from nothing more than a recording. Capo 3 is a cool product that looks to make learning music from a recorded track an easier and more feasible task. Capo 3, made by SuperMegaUltraGroovy Software, uses digital audio files to create musical notation so users can learn new music more quickly. The program accepts audio files in MP3, M4A, WAV, and AIFF formats. Once someone uploads a song into Capo 3, it produces musical notation by automatically detecting the chords played in the audio track. Users can make edits to the automatically detected notation if there is a mistake or if they want to add to what is already present in the recording. Those who have trouble managing the audio files on their computer should seek a home computer support service for help.
Capo 3 offers musicians multiple types of notation output for the audio tracks they upload into the program. Users can read traditional musical notation, common guitar and bass tablature, and even “chord boxes”, which visually display where you should place your fingers on a guitar neck. Capo 3 also automatically updates all notation when you change a song’s key in the app.
Capo 3 also includes many features for audio playback that are useful when learning a new song. The program has the ability to slow down an audio track without altering its pitch. This makes it much easier to practice for musicians as they read unfamiliar notation. Users can also add effects and vertically reduce an audio file into individual tracks. This allows musicians to isolate specific parts in a song where they may want to modify what Capo 3 automatically notated upon upload.
Capo 3 is currently available through the Apple App Store. There is no Windows or Linux version of the program, and it will only run on Mac computers. Therefore, if you need any technical help with the software, you will need Mac support.
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