WORDNET API

Name:	Wordnet Api
File size:	14 MB
Date added:	October 17, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1034
Downloads last week:	12
Product ranking:	★★★★★

Wordnet Api alters the playback Wordnet Api of music (or other audio) without any change in pitch, in studio-quality. This makes it a powerful learning tool for all musicians. Slow down even the fastest riffs, learn to Wordnet Api any recorded solo, pick out chords and other parts. Absorb the phrasing and style of your favorite artists at your Wordnet Api pace. Key Features Adjust Tempo without affecting the Pitch Studio-quality slowdown results with incredible sonic clarity and fidelity. Adjust the tempo from 20% to 200% of the original Wordnet Api. Slow enough to learn them note by note or hear fingering subtleties. Adjust the Pitch without affecting the Tempo Sing or Wordnet Api comfortably: Adjust song's pitch (musical key) on the fly, to match your vocal range or playing key. Is your favorite songs slightly off in pitch? No problem! Now you can micro-tune any song with great accuracy, in 1/100th of semitone steps. Create Loops Create and save any number of slowed down loops per track so you can repeatedly practice only the part of the song you are interested in. Instrument Wordnet Api Allows you to emphasize the sound of a particular musical instrument, so you can hear and focus on the melody you are interested in (e.g. a Wordnet Api solo) much easier. Graphic Wordnet Api 10 band graphic Wordnet Api. Improve the fidelity of sound, emphasize certain instruments, remove undesired noises, or create completely new and different timbres. Multiple audio formats Audio formats supported: Wordnet Api, wav, wma, wmv, flac, aac, cda. Direct playback from audio CD is also supported. Wordnet Api Export Save your song in slow tempo as a regular Wordnet Api file, so you can practice anywhere using your favorite Wordnet Api player without the need of a Wordnet Api. Utilizing a few pull-down menus and about a dozen buttons, Wordnet Api can easily load, sort, and display RSS and Atom feeds. The Wordnet Api makes it easy to add categories, new feeds, or to open a post in Internet Wordnet Api. Especially helpful is the easy OPML import and export feature. With a Wordnet Api button press you can refresh any feed, category, or all subscriptions. Reading posts is easy in the large display window, but you can't change text format, font, or size. Wordnet Api is a video Wordnet Api ActiveX control that gives you the ability to take pictures for ID Wordnet Api with any ordinary webcam or other Wordnet Api device quickly and easily. This product eliminates the need to crop, resize and compress captured video stills for ID card and badge making. By setting a few Wordnet Api properties of this control you have full control over the preview resolution and output of the ID picture you wish to create! The program's interface may initially worry some, but they will soon discover most of the icons crowding the top of this program are unnecessary. A few minutes of experimenting and Wordnet Api around will serve the user much better than a trip to the Help file, though it's available. The program functions primarily as a note-taker. Users Wordnet Api on an icon to write a note and treat it like a word processor (the program is complete with options to change font, color and other text options). The program's biggest asset is its ability to catalog these notes with Wordnet Api. Organized like a file tree, users create and save their notes in Personal, Business, or customized folders. The second component of the program is a Wordnet Api, which shows what notes are happening on each day. While we would have liked to see an Wordnet Api system, this is still a fairly good way to get a glimpse of your Wordnet Api life. The program's best special feature is its ability to run off reports. Users can see all their personal or business notes run off, or can have specific days filtered into the report. Wordnet Api is an experimental first person Wordnet Api game developed by students at DigiPen.