#Anytune for android how to
#Anytune for android Bluetooth

I was listening to a tune through Anytune and then tapped on one of the blues backing tracks on the Spark app and both were playing at the same time. I had the Spark Amp app open on one side and the Anytune app open on the other side, and BOTH were able to play music through the Spark AT THE SAME TIME! Not that anyone would want to do that but I tried it to see if it would actually work. Then you can work in one app or the other as you choose.

repeat the process with the other icon, only drag that one to the opposite edge of the screen.

Don't let go of the icon with your finger until the app actually opens. It will open in a narrow version of itself.

tap and drag one of the icons you want to multi-task up from the dock and to either the left or right hand edge of the screen.

It can expand to hold a lot of icons in it.

Move the icons for whatever apps you might want to run side-by-side into the left-hand side of the Dock.

#Anytune for android how to

I had read before about how to get two apps running at once on the iPad and had tried to follow the necessary steps but it never worked for me until today.

#Anytune for android Bluetooth

Then there's an extra $4.99 in-app purchase if you want to use a bluetooth foot switch or midi control with it. Thanks, Anytune Pro+ on iOS costs $14.99. By minor I mean like quarter step differences as there was only so much speed adjustment available on my turntable. A pitch shift allows me to adjust for minor (but necessary) tuning differences between my guitar and the recording. Thats a valuable tool and a technique I use with my vinyl record turntable. when you say “your own collection of backing tracks” do you mean a backing track of the song itself? or of a track you laid down? I’m asking because you mentioned being able to use Anytune to shift pitch. Good point to start need some clarification please. Since the program remembers the changed settings of each song, you only need to press play the next time you play it.Ĭhoose your preset, choose your BT and off you go. Set tags and loop the parts you want to play or practice. Change the pitch and volume of the backing tracks as you need. Play along with your own collection of backing tracks.

This is really a very useful addition to the Spark app. You'll find the them in the Tonecloud under my name.Jürgen Conrad.Ĭan also be taken for 'Black magic woman/ Santana', 'Sweet dreams/Marilyn Manson', 'Whiskey in the jar/Thin Lizzy'Īfter dark said in Matching presets for my favorite songs.: Maybe you can also use some of the presets. The tone buttons are between 7 and 9, mostly on 8. If I need a little more gain for the song, I turn the volume to 7 to 8. My volume knob on the guitar is usually on 6. I created the presets with Les Pauls and Strats, depending on the song. I made the presets so, that they should sound the best together with the original backing tracks, i.e. So i have made the presets, that i was looking for by myself.

Searching useable sounds in the Tonecloud, fitting to the songs i like, was often not successful. And the app remember the changed settings of the songs. There i can change the pitch and have a perfect control over the volume of each backing track. I like to play my Spark amp together with backing tracks of my favorite songs, that i let play over the Anytune app.