Testing "would this song work if I dropped it to this key?" for a mashup or a harmonic mix in a DAW takes tens of minutes once you account for importing files, setting loop points, and tuning. With ToneBrowser you can verify the idea on YouTube in about thirty seconds.
Play track A in its original key and shift track B by a few semitones in ToneBrowser to hear whether the keys agree. Confirm the theory that adjacent keys on the Camelot Wheel match, using real songs.
If a combination sounds good, take it into the DAW for the real work. If not, try another. The time savings are large.
Play each song on a separate device (one on a phone, one on a desktop) and adjust only one track's BPM and key in ToneBrowser to layer them. Because it is browser-based, switching songs and changing keys is instant, so you can test ideas quickly.
Slow a guitar or piano solo to half speed while keeping the original pitch. Combine with A-B loop to copy fast phrases one bar at a time.
See all featuresMake a karaoke version of any YouTube song without hunting for MR files. Great for parties, streams, and vocal warm-ups.
See all featuresDownload ToneBrowser for free — change the key in 30 seconds.
