Try a small example before your own project
These practice resources use original synthetic audio, Hearhood starter-based editing examples and genuine captured app views. They are teaching material, not commercial tracks, member activity or claims about professional equipment.
Download the Hearhood learning practice pack. It contains editable demo and A/B projects, synthetic DJ tracks, reference audio, worksheets and instructions. Keep a backup of your own work before importing practice files, then check which song is open before editing.
Hear one small difference
Compare the original phrase with quieter bass and a reduced low tone. The mix comparison guide explains exactly what changed and gives a written equivalent for sound-off use.
Compare faster with raised pitch with faster while keeping pitch. These are synthetic reference examples, not renders of Hearhood's time-stretch processing.
Watch one short walkthrough
Each video is assembled from captured app views, with visible captions and computer-generated narration. These are short step-by-step videos, not continuous screen recordings. You can use the written guides without playing them.
- Keep an editable backup · Captions · Written guide.
- Compare two song copies · Captions · Written guide.
- Plan three useful cues · Captions · Written guide.
- Find the next practice track · Captions · Written guide.
- Understand speed and pitch · Captions · Written guide.
- Ask one useful question · Captions · Written guide.
Keep the practice separate
A WAV is a listening file. A project file keeps editable work supported by its format. The pack's song code carries notes and settings, not recorded takes. Course exercises use their own local progress and do not send posts, change account settings or operate your equipment.
For sharing your own result, read permission and credit and choose an export that includes the material you want somebody to hear.
A view from the app
