robick Audio Player

I use it for guitar and it’s fantastic for practicing. The ui is neat but can feel a little clunky moving around sometimes. Dislike having to import files from Dropbox as opposed to being able to read directly from iOS folders but perhaps that’s a limitation of iOS and not the app itself. Really wish you could have multiple start/stop slices for 1 song. Right now you can only have 1 but at least it remembers when you come back to song after switching to a different one so it’s not the end of the world. Good job by the developer

Finally after years of trying to learn a song or part of a song like a guitar solo by hitting play then stop then trying to rewind back to the beginning of the part you're trying to learn,all the while trying to hold the guitar,well no more. This app is perfect for picking out those notes or chords of your fave song. For example just find the beginning of the solo and the end,set the start marker to where the first note of the solo starts and the stop marker for the last note then the tempo as fast or as slow as you want and it will loop the selected section over and over, no more fumbling with knobs or buttons, no balancing the guitar while you reach for the buttons. Just stand or sit where you want and learn that solo or rhythm part without having to let go of your guitar. Beautiful, this app deserves 10 stars. Thank you thank you thank you.

ask user to change the rating

I was struck by the feature list of what it can do in theory, such as save loops, but it’s too hard to use in practice. I’m only willing to put so much effort into wrestling with a funky interface before bailing on an app. In the end the perhaps overly inventive interface is just awkward, although cute as heck. A deal-breaking negative is that the interface sits sideways on my iPad Pro - no beuno. I suppose I could sit the device sideways, but then you lose control over the viewing angle for the screen. Awkward. PS: I note that across the board iOS apps continue to be markedly inferior to Mac apps in almost every instance - on the Mac the Amazing Slow Downer is infinitely superior to its dumbed down iOS version (which cannot save loops) and to Robick as well, of course.

This app does everything it claims, in a simple, smart & elegant way. I'm a pianist and I often like to practice chamber music by playing along with recordings. A frequent problem is that commercial recordings are too fast when I'm learning something new. With this app the problem is solved. And that's only one of its many great features. The price is almost ridiculous. I would happily have paid five or even ten times as much for this. Thanks for a great job.

What a great job they did on this app! The sound quality is surprisingly great even at half speed, double speed, or transposed heavily. The interface was a little foreign at first but only took me about 8 mins to learn it all with the help pages include in the app. Well worth the little effort... It's VERY well designed UI. Feature requests would be: 1. Allow export of files. 2. Allow AirPlay audio output. 3. When returning to the song that has been in loop mode, it starts playing from the beginning of the loop. 4. Universal version for iPad support. Truly useful app. Oh, and great for karaoke files when the sing isn't in your key!