Appmuse

I had this app on my Samsung phone and it worked great. When I switched to an iPhone, I got the app, just to realise there's no more pitch shift capability in the app. Now, it cant open quite many of my mps. It keeps saying "Error. Failed to play the song. Please reselect a song." Show more

Could not locate an mp3 file I wanted to listen to sped up

I use this app for transcribing music. It allows me to slow it down to hear all the details. I also use it to set the tempo when I’m running. I can adjust the BPM of the song so it matches my pace! Love it and pro is totally worth for Apple Music integration. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Show more

This app is the answer to a long-asked question: how to change the speed (but not the pitch) of music stored locally in my iPhone library and do it on the fly, without having to edit and then save a new version of the track. Works like a charm. The ads at the bottom are, thankfully, not obtrusive, and the interface is easy and, after a little experimenting, very intuitive. A much valued addition to my app library. Show more

Can’t change pitch?

Found this app to manipulate the speed of a song as I learn it’s choreography and the ability to create sections and loop them and control the speed is great. The controls could be q bit more intuitive but after a little while I picked up how to use them. Overall it’s great. Only little restriction is that you have to have the song in your phone, cannot use a streaming service. Show more

It’s great! I just wish the app had a pitch adjuster and equalizer like it used to. The app would be immaculate!

can you please let the app open the playlist, not just a single file? You can only open 1 file at a time, so if you want to listen to another file in the same playlist, you have to find again to open another file… I thought this was a problem of a free version, so bought a pro version, but it is still not working. Please fix this problem!! Thank you !! Show more

I uploaded an audio file, sped it up, sounds perfect, but can’t download the new sped up audio file :/

I can’t put in any audio files I HAVE to have the pro version

This app is pretty good, except that if I don’t have something playing and go into another app and come back, it has cleared whatever file I am listening to and doesn’t save where I was. This gets pretty annoying. Show more

It’s a very useful tool for learning languages. You can slow down audios by this app. UI is very simple and clear.

Superb!

The free version of the app is made to be very frustrating, after a pause, completely forgets what file you were playing after 10 seconds, cannot control from the locked screen, have to open the app to switch to the next file ant press play again. And the paid version is a subscription model. F that! Switched to free Anytune. Show more

I’ve been a little frustrated with this app lately. I use it to transcribe and so I'm constantly rewinding the audio. The app makes it very difficult to rewind. Im going to find an app that works a bit better for what I need. Show more

Does everything I would want when choreographing a dance to sections of a song.

Suitable to learn languages. Help me a lot! Thank you so much!

Very good. Only problem I want fixed is a way to set a bpm and a way to set the bpm you want it changed to, This would help so the user wouldn’t need to do very specific time values manually Show more

I got this app to help with listening to audio files for a Chinese language class I’m taking. I wanted to be able to easily repeat certain sections and the built-in audio player on iOS is terrible for this. This app does everything I wanted and more. You can place as many bookmarks on an audio file as you want and quickly jump back and forth between them. It’s also very consistent in how it labels a time stamp, unlike the iOS player which sometimes shows you a positive number (e.g. you’re 1 minute into the file) and sometimes negative (e.g. you’re 10 minutes from the end). The timeline also just gets visibly longer for longer files, so if you’re listening to a 30 minute file and you have to go back 30 seconds, it is as easy to scrub to 30 seconds back as it would be for a 3 minute file. The only downside is that your audio files have to be in a playlist in the Music app, which turned out to be tricky for me as I had the files saved in the Files app, and neither Audiopo NOR the Apple Music app can interface with the Files app. So I needed to transfer the audio files to my Mac, then put them in Music/iTunes, then wait for the playlist to sync to my iPad. It was a bit of a pain. But worth it. Show more

How do I save the file after listening?