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Anytune: Transcribe & Practice

Music practice app

by Anytune Inc.

iPhone · iPad

Active Last checked 31 Jul 2026

Quick verdict

What it is
Anytune is a music practice app that allows users to adjust tempo, pitch, and loop sections of songs to practice more effectively. It also includes features such as lyrics display, recording, and analysis.
Best for
  • musicians
  • singers
  • dancers
At a glance
  • Free to download
  • In-app purchases

Categories and search queries

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Key functions

Function Availability Access Scope Evidence
Family Sharing Yes Unknown App Store Store published
Free app Yes Free Store published
In-app purchases Yes Limited free Store published

Screens

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Pricing & paywalls

App Store

  • Free to download
  • In-app purchases

Ratings & reviews

App Store

4.8 8429 ratings · App Store

  1. 5/5It’s just that good!

    I used the free version of Anytune before I bought a Samsung phone. I thought I could find an app that would replace it. I tried several but they just didn’t have a combination of features that I found out Anytune had when I checked it out on a friends iPad. Needless to say, at my next opportunity I bought an iPhone specifically so that I could use Anytune. I use this app for everything now. Of course, I use it for practicing and learning new songs. I also make playlists of the songs I need to learn for each band or performance I’m in. Since I play in the music department at church and we play songs very close to the recorded versions, I have a playlist for Sunday where I put the songs that we’re going to Do and I can concentrate on those or refer back to them quickly if I forget a part. Recently, I bought an iPad Pro. I could have purchased a different tablet and it would have every thing I wanted except the ability to use this app. I paid the few hundred dollars extra difference just so I could use this app on it. Yes, it is just that good! What is it that keeps this app from being the most perfect app in the universe that I could ever hope for? Recording capability. If it just had the ability to record over a track that was playing so that I could play it back and critique myself, I would probably go into orgasmic spasms of delight. Any hope of that guys?

    Actionshots · 31 Jul 2026

  2. 5/5The best.

    Edit: I had been having some crashes but it seemed like it was on my iPhones end. It seemed like the most recent update didn’t fully download somehow and it kept hard crashing the app. It might play 5 songs then crash or it might not even launch. However after going back to the store page I was able to re update and it seems to be working perfectly again. This app is LITERALLY the only reason I stay with iPhone. I love this app and thank you so much to the devs who worked on this. I do hope you eventually make the app as good for non Apple phones though, it’d be great to swap devices!

    Zlay3r · 31 Jul 2026

  3. 1/5Please add split view in ipad version

    The app works incredibly well but if you can’t put it as split view and is the only app that you can use at time, its loose a lot of posiblities. The full version with all purchases cost about 20dollars. Ps: 1 star is only for this detail, because i can’t and probably a lot of people as i would like, and another reason would be to call the attention of developers to this review and know about this problem, but if you don’t mind this problem i think that is a 4 stars or 4.5 not 5 because remove of calls its not perfect and doesn’t work in all songs, but its better than others than i tried. If its really work at the perfection point the app could be so much expensive and even worth but, no one program could remove totally even in the pc/mac. So if in a future update add split view support i would change my review to 4 or 5, and if you don’t mind this problem i recommend this app, but keep this disadvantage in mind.

    clrack parker · 31 Jul 2026

  4. 3/5Can’t access Apple Music

    Up until about 6 months ago I was getting a lot of use out of the app including buying some extra pro features. Due to some update either by Anytune, Apple iOS or both I can no monger a ESD my Music. When I go to add a pop up says Anytune would like to access your Apple music, your music, video activity and your media library. Your media files will be displayed and played to your audio output. I click through to settings and nothing shows up to toggle on. I’ve look for forum solutions and i can’t find anything that specifically addresses this. I also deleted the app and reloaded it back onto my phone to no avail. I sure would like this fixed. I miss using it as apart of my daily practice sessions.

    hpflts · 31 Jul 2026

  5. 5/5The looping feature alone is worth it.

    As any musician knows. The most annoying part of practicing is when you have everything nailed down, except this one specific part that is proving to be a little tricky. I don’t know how much time I have wasted just rewinding a little 4 second snippet, over and over again. It’s depressing just thinking about it. How much effort was wasted on that instead of actually practicing. You can also fine tune the loop to make sure it’s in tempo. At this point I can say this has app has made practicing much more enjoyable. And at the price of free, it’s been unbelievably helpful.

    Tacoshotgun · 31 Jul 2026

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Versions

App Store

  • 4.4.7

    Stability improvements and bug fixes: - Fix analyzer crash for m4a files - Fix demo mode for remote control

  • 4.5

    Share audio directly to Anytune from other apps like Voice Memos, Music Memos and GarageBand. Easily see where your songs are with new Music Library and Imported Tunes lists. Export multiple Imported audile files including recordings. Tap Edit to select multiple songs in the Imported Tunes list. Simplified Skip Mark toggle. WiFi Import now includes MOV and M4V. Many display fixes including issues with portrait mode, text boxes and panels. Stability improvements and bug fixes.

  • 4.5.1

    We are making Anytune even better with many stability improvements and bug fixes including: ・Correct inaccurate message prompts ・Fixed playback glitch at the beginning of some songs ・Fixed analysis bug and added robustness ・Fixed and enhanced file sharing ・Fixed playlist moving ・Improved split screen and keyboard handling ・Virtual MIDI support ・and many more, this is a big fix update.

  • 4.5.2

    We added bug fixes to make Anytune more stable including: • Fixed download button for Free Jam with Legends tracks and marks • Fixed a hang when restoring a particular backup instance • Fixed a hang when searching for the currently playing song

  • 4.5.3

    Stability improvements and bug fixes including the incessant Restore Purchases dialogue.

  • 4.5.4

    Stability improvements and bug fixes including: - crashes on launch - remote control arrow keys failing when backgrounded

  • 4.6

    Stability improvements and bug fixes including: - restore purchase prompt - midi control in background

  • 4.6.1

    Anytune rebranded. New app icon and logo! Added the ability to sort playlist by file name to play songs in the album order. Updates supporting iOS 16. Redesigned the Help screen. Added new messaging system to share info about releases, new features, critical issues, pro tips and more. Stability improvements and bug fixes.

  • 4.6.2

    Stability improvements and bug fixes

  • 4.6.3

    Stability improvements and bug fixes

  • 4.7.0

    Introducing Anytune Count-In to start in time for a perfect entrance. Our new Count-In feature combines visual and audible cues, ensuring you begin in perfect sync with the music, no matter where you jump into the song. Anytune uses your chosen time signature and the song’s tempo (BPM) to display and play a count-down so you can start playback with perfect timing. Start by setting Count-In as the default action in Playback Settings, replacing the old Delayed Play feature. Then, customize your Count-In experience by selecting the number of bars, enabling or disabling the accompanying sound. Adjust the time signature and BPM directly in Tune Info. Count-In supports any and unusual time signatures like 5/4 (3+2). When Count-In is enabled, pressing play triggers the countdown. You can also access Count-In and Tap-In by long-pressing or right-clicking the play button, while maintaining normal play/pause functionality for the button. Tap-In lets you set the playback tempo by tapping the beats of a bar. You can use Tap-In to start playback directly or initiate the Count-In after tapping in. See anytune.app/count-in for more info. We added stability improvements and bug fixes including: - added MIDI fine pitch adjustments - fix for song not playable - lyric scrolling issue across songs - smoothed waveform scrolling on intel Macs

  • 4.7.1

    Introducing Anytune Count-In to start in time for a perfect entrance. Our new Count-In feature combines visual and audible cues, ensuring you begin in perfect sync with the music, no matter where you jump into the song. Anytune uses your chosen time signature and the song’s tempo (BPM) to display and play a count-down so you can start playback with perfect timing. Start by setting Count-In as the default action in Playback Settings, replacing the old Delayed Play feature. Then, customize your Count-In experience by selecting the number of bars, enabling or disabling the accompanying sound. Adjust the time signature and BPM directly in Tune Info. Count-In supports any and unusual time signatures like 5/4 (3+2). When Count-In is enabled, pressing play triggers the countdown. You can also access Count-In and Tap-In by long-pressing or right-clicking the play button, while maintaining normal play/pause functionality for the button. Tap-In lets you set the playback tempo by tapping the beats of a bar. You can use Tap-In to start playback directly or initiate the Count-In after tapping in. See anytune.app/count-in for more info. We added stability improvements and bug fixes including: - added MIDI fine pitch adjustments - fix for song not playable - lyric scrolling issue across songs - smoothed waveform scrolling on intel Macs

  • 4.7.2

    Introducing Anytune Count-In to start in time for a perfect entrance. Our new Count-In feature combines visual and audible cues, ensuring you begin in perfect sync with the music, no matter where you jump into the song. Anytune uses your chosen time signature and the song’s tempo (BPM) to display and play a count-down so you can start playback with perfect timing. Start by setting Count-In as the default action in Playback Settings, replacing the old Delayed Play feature. Then, customize your Count-In experience by selecting the number of bars, enabling or disabling the accompanying sound. Adjust the time signature and BPM directly in Tune Info. Count-In supports any and unusual time signatures like 5/4 (3+2). When Count-In is enabled, pressing play triggers the countdown. You can also access Count-In and Tap-In by long-pressing or right-clicking the play button, while maintaining normal play/pause functionality for the button. Tap-In lets you set the playback tempo by tapping the beats of a bar. You can use Tap-In to start playback directly or initiate the Count-In after tapping in. See anytune.app/count-in for more info.

  • 4.7.3

    Introducing Anytune Count-In to start in time for a perfect entrance. Our new Count-In feature combines visual and audible cues, ensuring you begin in perfect sync with the music, no matter where you jump into the song. Anytune uses your chosen time signature and the song’s tempo (BPM) to display and play a count-down so you can start playback with perfect timing. Start by setting Count-In as the default action in Playback Settings, replacing the old Delayed Play feature. Then, customize your Count-In experience by selecting the number of bars, enabling or disabling the accompanying sound. Adjust the time signature and BPM directly in Tune Info. Count-In supports any and unusual time signatures like 5/4 (3+2). When Count-In is enabled, pressing play triggers the countdown. You can also access Count-In and Tap-In by long-pressing or right-clicking the play button, while maintaining normal play/pause functionality for the button. Tap-In lets you set the playback tempo by tapping the beats of a bar. You can use Tap-In to start playback directly or initiate the Count-In after tapping in. See anytune.app/count-in for more info. This update includes enhancements to the lyrics text size controls, now featuring size display and added auto-repeat functionality. We have also implemented stability improvements and bug fixes, including: • Enhanced count-in skin support • Consistent count-in settings and behavior across songs • Clearer warning messages • Ability to cancel syncing to the music library • Improved iCloud backup recovery across device restarts • Sort order for numerical values

  • 4.8.0

    Unlock the power of Anytune on your Apple Watch! The Anytune Watch app is here! Now control Anytune on your iPhone from your wrist. Select songs from your playlists, adjust tempo, set tempo presets, jump to marks, loop sections, and tap in to set the perfect tempo for an audible count-in — keeping you focussed on your music, not your phone. Perfect for dance teachers and all musical artists! • Browse your Anytune playlists and select songs • Customize nine tempo presets • See your song position and navigate to markers with ease • Tap-in the tempo for the perfect count-in • Adjust volume and add Anytune to your watch face for quick access Available with the Remote Control & Watch app in-app purchase. Try it for free now! Also still new Introducing Anytune Count-In to start in time for a perfect entrance. Our new Count-In feature combines visual and audible cues, ensuring you begin in perfect sync with the music, no matter where you jump into the song. Anytune uses your chosen time signature and the song’s tempo (BPM) to display and play a count-down so you can start playback with perfect timing. Start by setting Count-In as the default action in Playback Settings, replacing the old Delayed Play feature. Then, customize your Count-In experience by selecting the number of bars, enabling or disabling the accompanying sound. Adjust the time signature and BPM directly in Tune Info. Count-In supports any and unusual time signatures like 5/4 (3+2). When Count-In is enabled, pressing play triggers the countdown. You can also access Count-In and Tap-In by long-pressing or right-clicking the play button, while maintaining normal play/pause functionality for the button. Tap-In lets you set the playback tempo by tapping the beats of a bar. You can use Tap-In to start playback directly or initiate the Count-In after tapping in. See anytune.app/count-in for more info.

  • 4.8.1

    Unlock the power of Anytune on your Apple Watch! The Anytune Watch app is here! Now control Anytune on your iPhone from your wrist. Select songs from your playlists, adjust tempo, set tempo presets, jump to marks, loop sections, and tap in to set the perfect tempo for an audible count-in — keeping you focussed on your music, not your phone. Perfect for dance teachers and all musical artists! • Browse your Anytune playlists and select songs • Customize nine tempo presets • See your song position and navigate to markers with ease • Tap-in the tempo for the perfect count-in • Adjust volume and add Anytune to your watch face for quick access Available with the Remote Control & Watch app in-app purchase. Try it for free now! Also still new Introducing Anytune Count-In to start in time for a perfect entrance. Our new Count-In feature combines visual and audible cues, ensuring you begin in perfect sync with the music, no matter where you jump into the song. Anytune uses your chosen time signature and the song’s tempo (BPM) to display and play a count-down so you can start playback with perfect timing. Start by setting Count-In as the default action in Playback Settings, replacing the old Delayed Play feature. Then, customize your Count-In experience by selecting the number of bars, enabling or disabling the accompanying sound. Adjust the time signature and BPM directly in Tune Info. Count-In supports any and unusual time signatures like 5/4 (3+2). When Count-In is enabled, pressing play triggers the countdown. You can also access Count-In and Tap-In by long-pressing or right-clicking the play button, while maintaining normal play/pause functionality for the button. Tap-In lets you set the playback tempo by tapping the beats of a bar. You can use Tap-In to start playback directly or initiate the Count-In after tapping in. See anytune.app/count-in for more info.

  • 4.8.2

    This update brings helpful enhancements and improvements: New Features and Enhancements: • Choose Light or Dark appearance in Anytune, independent of your device’s system setting • AirPlay button returns to the volume control for easy access • Improved behaviour with playback setting allowing other apps to play audio simultaneously with Anytune • Added keyboard shortcuts for: Reset Music Settings, Toggle Tempo, Toggle Pitch • Added ReFrame shortcuts to Enable, Solo, Mute, and Display the ReFrame view Fixes and Stability Improvements: • Fixed issue where the Apple Watch app played the wrong song • Improved behavior when adding marks or foregrounding the marks/tunes list on iPad • Fixed display issues when rotating iPhone to and from landscape • Opening a song into Anytune now properly brings the app to the foreground • Resolved ATCFG export file naming issue • Fixed visual corruption in sliders • Removed duplicate search bar • Fixed text overflow in the song notes box • Improved volume control robustness from the Watch app

  • 4.8.3

    This update resolves a crash that surfaced in the previous update. The previous update included many helpful enhancements and improvements: New Features and Enhancements: • Choose Light or Dark appearance in Anytune, independent of your device’s system setting • AirPlay button returns to the volume control for easy access • Improved behaviour with playback setting allowing other apps to play audio simultaneously with Anytune • Added keyboard shortcuts for: Reset Music Settings, Toggle Tempo, Toggle Pitch • Added ReFrame shortcuts to Enable, Solo, Mute, and Display the ReFrame view Fixes and Stability Improvements: • Fixed issue where the Apple Watch app played the wrong song • Improved behavior when adding marks or foregrounding the marks/tunes list on iPad • Fixed display issues when rotating iPhone to and from landscape • Opening a song into Anytune now properly brings the app to the foreground • Resolved ATCFG export file naming issue • Fixed visual corruption in sliders • Removed duplicate search bar • Fixed text overflow in the song notes box • Improved volume control robustness from the Watch app

  • 4.8.4

    We’ve updated Anytune to ensure a smooth experience on the latest iOS and iPadOS releases. We’re committed to keeping Anytune fully compatible with new devices and system updates. If you notice anything unexpected, please reach out—we value your feedback and it helps us continue improving the best practice tool for musicians.

  • 4.8.5

    We’ve updated Anytune to ensure a smooth experience on the latest iOS and iPadOS releases. This update also fixes: • An iPad issue where the player is unloaded and the Tunes list is empty on restart • A problem where sharing from the Files app to Anytune may fail on iOS 26 • A crash affecting some users We’re committed to keeping Anytune fully compatible with new devices and system updates. If you notice anything unexpected, please reach out. Your feedback helps us improve Anytune for musicians everywhere.

  • 4.9.0

    This update adds highly requested features, helpful enhancements, and many improvements inspired by your feedback. Thank you for helping make Anytune better. Sync Imported Audio Files You can now choose where imported media files are stored in Anytune Settings. Keep files “On This Device” and manage them yourself, or choose “iCloud Drive” to sync imported audio files across your devices using iCloud. You still control whether your Anytune data syncs through Anytune Cloud. Rich Text Lyrics Anytune now supports rich text lyrics. Customize your textual tabs and scrolling lyrics with formatting such as color, size, and emphasis. Highlight lyric text in Anytune and use the formatter, or paste rich text from another app. New Tune Info Tap a song title in the player to open the new Tune Info screen. View and edit song details more easily, and quickly access actions such as adding songs to playlists and copying marks. This release also includes many bug fixes and user experience improvements.

  • 4.9.1

    This update adds highly requested features, helpful enhancements, and many improvements inspired by your feedback. Thank you for helping make Anytune better. Sync Imported Audio Files You can now choose where imported media files are stored in Anytune Settings. Keep files “On This Device” and manage them yourself, or choose “iCloud Drive” to sync imported audio files across your devices using iCloud. You still control whether your Anytune data syncs through Anytune Cloud. Rich Text Lyrics Anytune now supports rich text lyrics. Customize your textual tabs and scrolling lyrics with formatting such as color, size, and emphasis. Highlight lyric text in Anytune and use the formatter, or paste rich text from another app. New Tune Info Tap a song title in the player to open the new Tune Info screen. View and edit song details more easily, and quickly access actions such as adding songs to playlists and copying marks. This release also includes many bug fixes and user experience improvements.

  • 4.9.2

    This update adds highly requested features, helpful enhancements, and many improvements inspired by your feedback. Thank you for helping make Anytune better. Sync Imported Audio Files You can now choose where imported media files are stored in Anytune Settings. Keep files “On This Device” and manage them yourself, or choose “iCloud Drive” to sync imported audio files across your devices using iCloud. You still control whether your Anytune data syncs through Anytune Cloud. Rich Text Lyrics Anytune now supports rich text lyrics. Customize your textual tabs and scrolling lyrics with formatting such as color, size, and emphasis. Highlight lyric text in Anytune and use the formatter, or paste rich text from another app. New Tune Info Tap a song title in the player to open the new Tune Info screen. View and edit song details more easily, and quickly access actions such as adding songs to playlists and copying marks. This release also includes many bug fixes and user experience improvements.

  • 4.9.3

    This update includes important fixes for edited song titles reverting to their original names and a launch issue. It also brings you the new features introduced in Anytune 4.9. Sync Imported Audio Files You can now choose where imported media files are stored in Anytune Settings. Keep files “On This Device” and manage them yourself, or choose “iCloud Drive” to sync imported audio files across your devices using iCloud. You still control whether your Anytune data syncs through Anytune Cloud. Rich Text Lyrics Anytune now supports rich text lyrics. Customize your textual tabs and scrolling lyrics with formatting such as color, size, and emphasis. Highlight lyric text in Anytune and use the formatter, or paste rich text from another app. New Tune Info Tap a song title in the player to open the new Tune Info screen. View and edit song details more easily, and quickly access actions such as adding songs to playlists and copying marks. This release also includes many bug fixes and user experience improvements.

  • 4.9.4 · 14 Jul 2026

    This update includes a fix for edited song titles reverting to their original names. It also brings you the new features introduced in Anytune 4.9. Sync Imported Audio Files You can now choose where imported media files are stored in Anytune Settings. Keep files “On This Device” and manage them yourself, or choose “iCloud Drive” to sync imported audio files across your devices using iCloud. You still control whether your Anytune data syncs through Anytune Cloud. Rich Text Lyrics Anytune now supports rich text lyrics. Customize your textual tabs and scrolling lyrics with formatting such as color, size, and emphasis. Highlight lyric text in Anytune and use the formatter, or paste rich text from another app. New Tune Info Tap a song title in the player to open the new Tune Info screen. View and edit song details more easily, and quickly access actions such as adding songs to playlists and copying marks.

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