Slow down a song without changing the pitch
Learning a fast part? Extractune slows any song down to 50% while keeping it in the same key, loops the bit you're practising, and lets you download the slowed version. Everything runs on your device.
Slow down a songFree, no sign-up. Your video never leaves your device.
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Drums
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Other
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How it works
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Pick the song
The song itself or a video with it in, up to 500MB. Trim to the part you're learning.
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Extract, split, then open the studio
The studio works on the song's parts, so it splits first. That also lets you mute the part you're playing.
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Set the speed and loop
Turn Speed down to as slow as 50%, mark an A–B loop, and let the speed trainer raise it a step each pass. Download the slowed mix when you're ready.
Speed only changes the audio; the picture of a video isn't slowed.
What people use it for
- Learn a fast solo or riff note by note.
- Practise a song at a speed you can play, then build up.
- Transcribe a part by ear.
- Slow a song down for dancing or choreography practice.
Questions
Does slowing it down change the pitch?
No. The speed changes while the key stays the same.
How slow can it go?
Down to 50% of the original speed.
Can I download the slowed version?
Yes. The studio renders the mix at your speed and key and saves it as MP3, WAV or WebM.
Is my song uploaded?
No. Everything runs in your browser.
More practice tracks
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