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mTrax: the Most Powerful Music Slow Downer for Practicing Musicians.
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Learn Your Favorite Songs, Solos And Riffs Quickly And Easily. Take Control of
Tempo, Pitch, Looping and More!
Master Your Music at Your Own Speed!
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mTrax is a revolutionary tool designed to help you become a
better musician, fast. mTrax is a
Guitar Trainer, a
Speed Trainer, a training tool for any instrument,
as well as a Music Player.
mTrax automatically loads your music so that you can conveniently slow down and
learn any or all of you favorite music. You can easily identify and save the difficult
sections of a song (intros, riffs, breaks, solos and outros) so you can loop through
them at much slower speeds, slow enough to learn them
note by note or hear fingering subtleties. You can even choose to
slowly increase the tempo with each loop iteration, making it the ultimate Speed
Trainer. But mTrax is much more than a slowdowner or a looper; a lot
of thought has been put into saving your precious time and maximizing your practice
time.
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"...This is THE BEST tool for people learning music!..."
Being a professional musician of 20+ years, I have seen a lot of musical gadgets
and tools available to help guitarists speed up, slow down and learn music. There
are quite a few out there! Just when I decided to search again, I found mTrax!
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Latest Articles
1/9/2010
Chicago- I'm a Man Intro Riff Slowed Down!
This recording contains 3 iterations of the Intro Guitar Riff, one playing at 50% (half the original speed), one at 75%, and one at the original tempo (100%).
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12/23/2009
This articles shows how to use the user-defined column 'Misc. Category' to display tracks in a non-alphabetical order, as you would for a live performace or a gig.
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12/23/2009
Mozart Sonata #11 Intro Slowed Down!
This recording contains 3 iterations of the Sonata's intro, one playing at 50% (half the original speed), one at 75%, and one at the original tempo (100%).
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11/30/2009
Discusses the recording feature in mTrax that let's you save your slowed down loops to file.
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10/19/2009
Phillip J Falcoline put together a fantastic document with hundreds of guitar chord diagrams and made it freely available.
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