Riffscope · In testing

Practise with any recording.

Riffscope is a practice app for musicians and students, on Mac, iPhone, iPad and Android. It’s in testing, and you can try it before it launches.

  • macOS
  • iOS
  • Android
Riffscope on a Mac showing a score beside the recording’s waveform, with a loop and a page turn marked

Riffscope

Coming soon

Slow down, loop and study music and video.

Add audio or video once, then slow it down, shift its pitch, loop the hard bits and move around the waveform with your hands or the keyboard.

  • Loops and flags. Click-free loops with a speed trainer and a count-in. Speed in steps of 0.1% and pitch in steps of one cent, with video kept in sync.
  • Scores beside the recording. A PDF score turns its pages with the playhead, at any speed and around every loop. Mark up the page in ink.
  • Tuner and metronome. A chromatic tuner to 0.1 cent, with temperaments and Persian quarter tones. A metronome with odd meters that can follow the beat of the track.
  • Your library, in place. Files stay where they are. Flags, loops and where you left off sync through iCloud between Mac, iPhone and iPad. Export a recording at the speed and pitch you chose.

Mac, iPhone, iPad and Android

Riffscope playing a lesson video of classical guitar, with loops and flags listed beside the waveform
Riffscope’s demo lesson: “Étude No. 7, Op. 60” by Matteo Carcassi, played by Marco Cárcamo (classical guitar), licensed CC BY 3.0.

Join the test program

Riffscope is in testing. Email us with the device you use, and we’ll reply with how to join the test.