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11-stem splitting via Mac-native models on your M1+ chip, save licks you're working on in the language library, and save grooves in your personal metronome to play along with. Slow down, change pitch, and make loops with the actual musical grid, not a fixed BPM. Analyze microtiming and swing feel with the analysis pane. Everything runs on your Mac, nothing uploads. $29 once, 14-day full trial, no subscription.
I'm a working jazz and R&B musician (former ML eng), and I built the app that I always wanted. Practice Room solves most of the tech issues, some of the organizational issues that I've always had.
Problems: 0. Annoying workflow downloading an mp3 for study, then stem splitting and dealing with a heavy DAW. Too many clicks to enable warp for all tracks on ableton so I can slow it down (And in logic, I forget half the time how to use varispeed). I need to do this many times a week so that's annoying 1. Switching between Ableton, Logic, google metronome, ireal pro (iphone), drum genius (iphone) 2. Organizational mess in finding ableton session files, remembering which beats I've been practicing over 3. Forgetting which licks/language I've been working on 4. Making charts for my band (I'm in the process of building out an automatic charting feature in Practice Room - form, chords, lyrics, melody)
I really built the app of my dreams - it's incredibly useful for me, and I hope it'll be useful for other musicians, especially jazz, gospel, and R&B musicians. Please check it out!
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About Practice Room on Product Hunt
“The DAW for transcribing music by ear”
Practice Room was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #140 on the daily leaderboard. 11-stem splitting via Mac-native models on your M1+ chip, save licks you're working on in the language library, and save grooves in your personal metronome to play along with. Slow down, change pitch, and make loops with the actual musical grid, not a fixed BPM. Analyze microtiming and swing feel with the analysis pane. Everything runs on your Mac, nothing uploads. $29 once, 14-day full trial, no subscription.
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Nathan
I'm a working jazz and R&B musician (former ML eng), and I built the app that I always wanted.
Practice Room solves most of the tech issues, some of the organizational issues that I've always had.
Problems:
0. Annoying workflow downloading an mp3 for study, then stem splitting and dealing with a heavy DAW. Too many clicks to enable warp for all tracks on ableton so I can slow it down (And in logic, I forget half the time how to use varispeed). I need to do this many times a week so that's annoying
1. Switching between Ableton, Logic, google metronome, ireal pro (iphone), drum genius (iphone)
2. Organizational mess in finding ableton session files, remembering which beats I've been practicing over
3. Forgetting which licks/language I've been working on
4. Making charts for my band (I'm in the process of building out an automatic charting feature in Practice Room - form, chords, lyrics, melody)
I really built the app of my dreams - it's incredibly useful for me, and I hope it'll be useful for other musicians, especially jazz, gospel, and R&B musicians. Please check it out!