I picked up Capo while it was in beta for $9. I bought it after about 30 seconds of playing with it. Loved everything about it. I'd previously scorned the use of slow-downers as a crutch, and more recently given in to Audacity for figuring out the blistering stuff that I'd never have been able to learn (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aoRRjEZaN1M).
Its interface was the leading factor. It just worked, looked nice, made me feel good. Capo outranks audacity for speed–bending ten-fold. When the $40/50 price was announced I was however very glad I'd heard about it ahead of 1.0 and snuck into the beta program.
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I picked up Capo while it was in beta for $9. I bought it after about 30 seconds of playing with it. Loved everything about it. I'd previously scorned the use of slow-downers as a crutch, and more recently given in to Audacity for figuring out the blistering stuff that I'd never have been able to learn (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aoRRjEZaN1M).
Its interface was the leading factor. It just worked, looked nice, made me feel good. Capo outranks audacity for speed–bending ten-fold. When the $40/50 price was announced I was however very glad I'd heard about it ahead of 1.0 and snuck into the beta program.