I’m a huge fan of the $20 Capo app on the iPhone, which lets you easily learn songs from your iTunes library by slowing them down, changing the pitch, and more. But Capo didn’t originate on iOS—it's been a Mac app since 2009. And with SuperMegaUltraGroovy’s Monday release of Capo 3 for OS X, I figured I should finally give the Mac version a spin....
There are plenty of music makers for the iPhone, but how many apps will teach you to play the songs you already have? Capo says it will do just that, taking any song you give it breaking it down, and letting you master it on your own instrument. When you import a song in Capo (pronounced KAY-POE) it presents a waveform, where you can place song markers for quickly accessing certain parts of a song. While using the app, you can adjust pitch, learn chord progressions and loop sections of a song as you...
SuperMegaUltraGroovy is a startup based in Waterloo that is developing both Mac and iOS applications that assist users with acoustics, audio recording and learning how to play music within their…