theres a free 30 day trial but thought id see if anyone has used it, before i install on my mac.

I downloaded this the other day. I have not spent a great deal of time using it but it certainly looks very good. I just need to watch some tutorial videos to get the best out of it.

I would definitely download it and give it a try

Don't you have Logic Pro X? Cause there is a feature called "Varispeed" in Logic that can do the slow down and with the built-in EQ plugin you can do the isolate stuff yourself.

No way. Really. I will check this out! I guess this brings me back to the, "how we'll do you know your gear thread"
I'll look at it tomorrow afternoon.

I tried this one and I have to say that I prefer much more my ears. I experimented with a song by my band and these thing used to confuse chords, and we don't use very complex stuff so I can't imagine what can happens if we play a song by Tesseract there, does it explode?

So my suggestion is to download a try free ear training software.

http://www.trainear.com/
http://www.solfege.org/

I even have some on my cellphone so check Google Play if you use Android.

I've used it and it seemed cool I didn't use it that much though as I don't usually learn music that way. If I want to learn a song, I usually just listen to it and play along until I get it. However, it dooes have some spiff features Worth a demo for sure!

can someone tell me where to find varispeed in logic? im learning a bunch of covers and id like to slow it down

Where the play, stop, record etc. buttons are, right click on the grey area around it. Then press 'Customize Control Bar and Display'.

Under LCD, change it to custom and click on the box next to varispeed. It'll show up as a -+ sign on the top right.

Quick youtube search yielded tons of great vids Here is the first one that came back. Pretty spiff!

got it! this is badass! thank you socky. now i can practice covers slowly in my problem sections with backing!