Guitar and Drum Trainer

We can all agree that we like some form of music or another, be it opera, rock or hip-hop. But sometimes the singer's voice, or the way the instruments sound just doesn't cut it anymore. That is where digital manipulation can come in handy, bring a whole array of tools and new sounds to the table.  Guitar and Drum Trainer is such an audio editing software.

The UI (user interface) is not intuitive at all as almost none of the buttons have any name tags, and each button's role is only revealed by hovering the mouse over it for a second.  Buttons are not grouped up in sub-menus as you would expect thus making it harder to find some of them. Because of this, it should come as no surprise if your first sessions using this app involve a lot of guesswork and random button pushing.

If you're the type that can tell if there are interferences just by looking at the waveform, you can alter its display mode (to stereo, mono, double mono, mono bottom) and customize its colors, adjust latency, as well as choose the wave resolution and refresh rate, among many others. The app uses few system resources, and the filesize itself is small, so you shouldn't worry about how it will affect overall PC performance since during testing there were no reports of freezes, crashes or pop up error dialogs. Currently it supports MP3, FLAC, OGG, WMA, CDA, GDT, and WAV file formats.

Although Guitar and Drum Trainer comes packed with features, the way they are presented to you as a user is a bit lacking. As stated before, this app is only recommended if you have experience with other audio editing tools, as this one is in no way beginner-friendly.