Jesper Eriksson

Great app for transcribing songs and solos. Slowing down world well, changing pitch works well. It's a great tool for musicians. I love that you can buy the app and not have to subscribe to some subscription service big plus for that! Spotify integration works well, although local songs allows for more features. A wish would be that buying the full version would mean a certain amounts of demix credits monthly (1 or 2). Instead of 3 once. That said, it's a great app. I throughly recommend.

Eric Gerson

Almost perfect. The app is exactly what I need as a singer for a cover band. the ability to change the key of any song is incredible. the ISSUE is playback constantly being interrupted/stopping. I have tried every setting/permission, and the app continually fails to carry playback consistently in the background like other music/media players. the devs need to add a mini-player in the notification bar, or otherwise ensure Android OS reads it as media app and not a background process.

thomasledniczky

I bought AnyTune Pro mainly because it included free monthly demix credits, which were later removed and replaced with paid credits. I bought a 50-credit bundle, but demixing “For What It’s Worth” failed and credits were still deducted. Tried twice, credits gone, no result. All my previously demixed songs from when demix was free are now missing. YouTube Music integration was promised but still not delivered. Very disappointing.

Alistair Stevens

Brilliant app. I use it for looping song to learn on guitar and it's really good for that. If I could request any extra it would be to add a count in before repeating a loop. The AI demixing feature works quite well to help hear what's going on.

Diego Martínez

I give it 4 stars and not 5 because one cannot export the projects made with the app. That would be awesome if you ask me 😊 If you are a music enjoyer or a musician, then this is your app. Being able to drop the pitch of the songs or slow the tempo is awesome. It makes songs feel different and If you are planning to make a cover of a song, you can test how it would sound like 1-2-3 semitones down.