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I purchased the app years ago. It’s good. Couldn’t detect chords well for some of my jazz compositions that brought me to Berklee. I liked it for practicing and quickly getting pop chords. I just revived my iPad. The App Store showed it ready for download. I had not used the app in a few years, but saw it in my purchases. But now is asking me to get a subscription, it won’t re-authorize my purchase. Got it from App Store Thank you for your help Show more

Genius design, flawless interface. Thank you for a perfect app.

I’ve been a user of this for years now. Can’t imagine doing without it so they better keep supporting this thing. If I need to subscribe , I’ll subscribe. It’s that good. For someone as musically challenged as I am, this is the only thing that gives me hope of learning new tunes. I can transcribe Warp speed Chris Thile solos and catch every note. Can’t play it that fast but hey, I got it transcribed. Tremendous power to manipulate the songs to your comfort level and to isolate the part you want to work on. And all on my phone. Thanks very much folks. Show more

Papers extraordinarily is full for anybody who has written and recorded something and wants to find out how they played it previously or just to learn other songs by other people that you have no idea how it is written. I find Capo to be most useful when writing songs when i am spitballing and am just freely improvising chord progressions and want to know what i played. It would be nice to have a monthly fee option as well Perhaps $1.99 - $2.99/mo. Show more

I got this app to learn popular songs, but it only works with audio files on your device, not syncable with streaming services. Disappointed, but at least I didn’t pay to find that out. Show more

Now I have to subscribe? No freaking way.

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Have this app on my iPhone and iPad. The iPhone seems to upload more songs and albums from my music library, though the music library on my iPad is the same as the iPhone. Show more

I am pretty sure I paid for this at some point, I have the desktop version as well. I certainly don't mind paying for upgrades when new features are released. But removing functionality and putting it behind a subscription model is one way for sure to lose me as a customer. I am thinking that is what has happened here. I went to see if I could rescan a song I did a long time ago (it did a poor job the first time around) and it warned me that I would lose the saved changes unless I subscribed… OK, time to look for something else that can do this trick. I only use it very rarely to try to figure out chord progressions on my own songs that I recorded long ago and forgot to document, so I can always just do a little more work and NOT pay a crazy subscription. Oh well. Show more

Great features and tools for transcription. One major issue is that it’s not integrated with Spotify or Tidal. The reason given for that is not clear either. They should just offer it as an in-app purchase at least.Amazing Slow Downer is integrated with Spotify. This is frustrating because I have to pay for a track first on iTunes Store in order to use Capo. Show more

It gives me the power that I desperately needed: jamming with original audio! The app is really practical and easy.

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It can’t even get the cords right . It need a lot of work . And you need to add note Recognition and where it’s able to pick out every single instrument and be able to edit them . Being a musician I can distinguish every thing that is going on and what instruments is playing what . It don’t even include bass . If this is the best that can be done .. there is no use for AI . Show more

Update: 2020/10/29: This maybe helpful for people starting out using the CAPO TOUCH APP. I have discovered that with the newest additions to CAPO, namely the Structure and Chord Views, that CAPO can become an extremely good workflow tool in the song learning process. BEFORE these new PRO features were added to CAPO TOUCH: I would use multiple tools to learn songs. For example I would load a song into a good “slow down” application to listen and/or play along with the song, like a fancy metronome. BUT I would also use some of kind of chord chart tool to manually input chords and make some kind of chart I could read. But with the Capo Touch PRO you can now do both at once. PLUS you can "play along" with the chord view. HERE is is a quick description about how I now use Capo Touch: : 1. First import a song into Capo. This is a rough draft because very few songs import exactly. 2. Go into the Structure view and listen to the song. Break the song into section. (Intro, Verse, Chorus, Bridge, Outro/Tag, etc.) 3. NOW review the Chords in Chord view. You can often visually find identify chord progressions or patterns between the sections. Sometimes auto-identified chords might be different between similar sections when they should be consistent. You can correct as needed. Personally I prefer to add the chords even if they are repeated in the next measure. So instead of seeing: "|C||G||Am||" you would see "|C|C|G|G|Am|Am|". Some people prefer that and some people prefer to not see repeated chords. In some songs I like to put at least two chords per measure.. because a lot of songs will change chords only once in a measure. So instead of "|C| G|" or even "|C|C G|"… I prefer seeing: "|C C|C G|". This is just a personal preference, but I find that the songs "line up" more consistently and give a more pleasing visual appearance. (CAPO TOUCH DEVELOPERS: It would be nice if there was a option to force the application to add at least one note per measure if desired.) Note that the above steps might be easier to learn if you use a song where you have the sheet for a song the first few times you do it. You can't print the CHORD view; but that would be VERY nice. After I have “processed” a song I will often listen to music using CAPO touch; and watch the CHORDS view even if I'm not practicing. When you properly edit the chords it is kind of fun to just watch and "see" the music. KEEP in mind that final goal is to play WITHOUT using a "crutch". But I have found these new updates to CAPO TOUCH to be very useful. ANOTHER nice update: It would be nice if you could specify the start of the actual song... and then have CAPO TOUCH "re-process" the chord recognition logic for the entire song after you specify that new start location. Because sometimes the system will not always recognize the proper start. You can manually move the chords… so it is not “required”. Show more

i started using this app about 15yrs ago when Capo 1st started up , hey Chris! i remembered how Capo taught me every detail and aspect of learning many hard acoustic bluegrass songs , now I have electric guitars , Yes Capo builds your self-esteem as well.. Them songs trip you up? No problem ...slow it down for timing or hearing that right note at the right time & place, too …improving your guitar speed/rhythms. This app does so much way more .. And forget about using any expensive guitar teachers because your self teaching yourself with this. Well I'm happy to be back again to learn even more difficult guitar songs after my long hiatus away from my guitars .. Show more

I have used Amazing Slower Downer and saw this come up thinking I could access any of the songs in my itunes..... wrong! unless I am wrong someone please correct me.

I would like to have the ability to switch to advanced chords. thanks

I lost my overlong, detailed assessment here just before publishing it & won’t try to recreate it in exasperation, will instead just say: A slowdown app with region loops & more. Give this app some attention. It is well-designed, has some nice features. There is a lot here whether you are learning songs entirely by ear, aided by guitar tab, in std tuning or in some of the most frequently altered tunings, or are left-handed. Can also apply to more instruments than guitar. Show more

I’ve been using capo for a long time. A LONG TIME. Now with the subscription I’ve lost my ability to save regions for practicing different songs and solos. I am NOT subscribing for functionality I previously had with capo. Show more

If all you want to do is slow down a tune you are trying to learn and find the key and chords, this app will do it easily. But the more you know about music, the more uses you will discover, as you explore its sophistication. Capo Pro is a real bargain. If I were tasked with improving this app, I would start with a more organized and detailed user guide to match its innovative structure and potential. Show more