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But this feature is not as helpful, IMO, as being able to slow down and repeat a selected section of the work, with various tuning adjustments to match your mandolin, adjustments to the tone, and so on. Once downloaded, you can play an entire MP3 file back at any speed that you like using the free Windows Media Player, which comes with Windows 10 (as Mandocrucian said). Just don't use Chrome, since they won't support a YouTube download. For a browser, you also have several choices, including Internet Explorer, Microsoft Edge, or Firefox.

There are several of these to choose from.

#Put a youtube video into the amazing slow downer install

If so, then get a YouTube video downloader extension for your browser and install it.

#Put a youtube video into the amazing slow downer mp4

You'll first need to DOWNLOAD the YouTube video to your computer as an MP3 (audio) or MP4 (video and audio) file so you can work with it. A browser alone won't do that, Sherry! The YouTube site itself will play back videos at slower, but fixed, speed in your browser - any browser - at 0.25, 0.5, 0.75 times full speed, but this feature is not especially useful. You indicated that you revived it because you wanted not just to slow down the music, but also to change the key (pitch) of a YouTube video. I think you may have misunderstood much of what has been written in this thread. So with the right browser, I wouldn't need additional software?No, No. So if you're changing the key, why even use video? You can download from YouTube audio only, converting the download to mp3, and use any good slow down program to change key if they have that feature.įor downloading all sorts of video files (or converting them to audio mp3), I use the 'Video Downloader' extension for FireFox. Of course, if you change the key, the fingerings won't be helpful. Some of the other programs may work with video, I don't know, but Transcribe! was developed specifically for helping musicians to transcribe music from audio and video files, and it is very useful sometimes when using video to suss out someone's fingerings while transcribing. Right-click the video file and choose 'Open with. I don't use QT normally for video, just have it installed, and Transcribe! automatically detects it.ģ. Transcribe! uses the QT engine to display and control video. Make sure you have Quicktime installed on your computer.

I download any YT video I plan to work with, in mp4 format.Ģ. Download the video to your laptop or desktop computer. There are some requirements to using Transcribe! with video:ġ. I'll check into that, but I'm mostly interested in changing YouTube video keys.This is one of those areas where Transcribe! really shines for me, working videos, because I can adjust speed and pitch, and the video generally goes at correct speed to match the audio in Transcribe.