Can I slow down a song without changing the pitch?
Yes. Song Practice changes tempo and pitch independently. Take a song anywhere from 25% to 200% of its original speed and it stays in the original key, so a 128 BPM track at 76% plays at 97 BPM and still sounds in C♯. Learn more →
Is Song Practice free?
Song Practice is free to download from the App Store and you can start practising straight away. Slowing down, looping and changing key are free, and you get a few free stem separations to try. Song Practice Pro unlocks unlimited separations and lyrics, WAV, M4A and MIDI export, and removes ads. Compare slow downer apps →
How do I remove the vocals from a song?
Import the song, let Song Practice split it into stems, then open Mix and tap the Karaoke quick mix. The vocal stem is muted and the band keeps playing. You can export that instrumental as a WAV or M4A file. Learn more →
Which parts can Song Practice separate?
Vocals, drums, bass and everything else. Each stem has its own level, so you can solo the part you are learning, mute it and play it yourself, or use quick mixes such as Karaoke, Vocals only, No drums and Rhythm. Learn more →
Does stem separation upload my music?
No. Stem separation runs on your iPhone or iPad, so the song you import stays on your device while it is split.
How do I loop one part of a song?
Set an A marker at the start of the passage and a B marker at the end. Song Practice repeats that section at whatever tempo you have chosen, and you can nudge A and B by a beat until the loop is exactly the bars you need. Learn more →
Can Song Practice change the key of a song?
Yes. Shift the key up or down by as much as 12 semitones without changing the tempo, to fit your vocal range, a capo position or a tuned-down instrument. Learn more →
Does Song Practice show the lyrics?
Yes. Song Practice transcribes lyrics with AI in many languages and highlights each line as the track plays, so you can sing along or learn the words. Learn more →
Can I convert a song to MIDI?
Yes. Any separated stem can be exported as MIDI, alongside lossless WAV and M4A audio. You can export the whole song or only the section you looped. Learn more →
Where can I import songs from?
Import audio or video from the Files app, your iTunes file library, Photos, cloud storage, or by pasting a link. Songs protected by DRM, such as Apple Music downloads, cannot be imported.