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ptucb1990 · Senior Joined: 11 Jun 2013 Posts: 4964

Capo 2.1.12 (Mac OS X) Capo 2.1.12 (Mac OS X)

Capo 2.1.12 (Mac OS X) | 7.75 MB

Capo is a musician's best friend. It lets you slow down your favorite songs, so you can hear the notes and learn how they are played. And, you can tab out your songs in record time atop a highly-detailed OpenCL-powered spectrogram display!
It's your music
No longer do you have to rely on the musical tastes of others to learn music. Drag songs right from your music collection into capo to start learning them.

Tab it out!
By simply drawing atop the spectrogram, Capo will generate tablature automatically for you. It really doesn't get much easier than this!

Detect, and enter chords
Figure out the chords in your music using Capo's sophisticated chord detection routines. Or, enter your own easily using strings like 'bbmaj7' or 'f#maj9'.
Pitch adjustment
Capo lets you adjust the pitch of your songs-so you can change their key or fine tune them to match your instrument.

Markers
Use keyboard shortcuts to mark verses, choruses, bridges, and other important points in your songs so you can return to them later.

Looping
Repeat difficult sections slowly, playing along with your favorite artist. Speed up gradually as you get better.

Music Export
Take your Capo-adjusted music with you. Export speed- and pitch-corrected audio to your iPod, and play along when and where it's most convenient.

Effects
Capo lets you modify panning, adjust a 10-band graphic equalizer, and apply vocal reduction to help you isolate the parts of the music you wish to learn.
What's New
Version 2.1.12:
Bug Fixes:
Capo's spectrogram display offset has been adjusted to more closely matches the timing of the song you're hearing while zoomed in.
Capo no longer displays an incorrect pitch on the left of the spectrogram when a song is transposed.
Note entries no longer play at un-transposed pitch when clicked.
When loading an existing, transposed song into Capo, the spectrogram no longer appears at its un-transposed position.
Capo's display now updates properly when the "Jump to Beginning" command is invoked.
When scrolling quickly, Capo no longer clips out the display of tab entries. Tab entries are also shown immediately in all cases when a document is loaded, and no longer require the window to be resized.
While dragging the document window, the spectrogram's position now updates more smoothly, with no more jittering.
While dragging the playhead, it no longer appears to the left of the mouse cursor.
Upon loading an existing song, Capo no longer shows 'dead space' beyond the end of the spectrogram before the window is first resized.
The time display once again updates during scrubbing.
After scrubbing the playhead, a dropped marker will no longer appear to the right of the playhead.
The time display once again updates in response to jumping between markers.

Requirements
Intel, 64-bit processor
OS X 10.7 or later