SuperMegaUltraGroovy has announced the release of Capo 1.2 for iOS, which adds audio effects that help users learn their favorite music by ear.
Capo 1.2’s mono re-mixing effect allows music students to isolate the left or right channel in their learning materials. For instance, a student learning to play the saxophone might have practice songs that contain a saxophone panned to the left, with the rest of the band panned to the right of the song. The student can now choose to slow down and learn the saxophone part on its own, or play along with the band.
Most importantly, Capo’s powerful vocal reduction effect from the Mac app has been brought to the iOS platform. This helps singers practice along with their favorite songs, and allows instrumentalists to push the vocals out of the way while learning to play their favorite parts.
“Users have emailed me repeatedly about the effectiveness of Capo’s vocal reduction feature on the desktop,” says Chris Liscio, SuperMegaUltraGroovy’s founder. “It was clear that I needed to bring this technology to the mobile version as soon as possible.”
Capo 1.2 also includes a 10-band equalizer that allows frequencies to be better separated while trying to learn parts that are difficult to hear in a full song. Bass players often use the equalizer effect, as it allows them to focus on the low end of a song without being distracted by the rest of the instruments.
Capo 1.2 is available now from the iTunes App Store for $20 USD. Existing Capo customers can update Capo for free from the App Store app on their devices, or using iTunes.
More information: SuperMegaUltraGroovy / Capo for iOS
