Notes: the passages you are working on, kept

Most players let you set one loop and forget it the moment you set another. SlowBird treats a hard passage as something you own: select it, name it — “ii–V into the bridge”, “double-time run, chorus 2” — and it becomes a note, pinned to the waveform with its span washed in colour. Click it and it loops. Delete it the week you finally own the phrase.

Notes are saved with the track, alongside its speed, pitch, loop and last position, so opening a tune tomorrow puts you back exactly where you stopped. Across a library of solos that adds up to something bigger: a record of what you are learning, tune by tune, that no ordinary media player keeps for you.

They work hand in hand with instant looping and pitch-preserving slowdown — and the pitch heat map is there for the bar you cannot place.

macOS 14 or later · Your library stays on your Mac