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I love this app. Don't bother to get that expensive and finicky Tascam, get this instead. SOoooooo much easier to use, way way cheaper (of course) and best of all you can take it with you! I personally use it for drumming, although it seems it could be used for any instrument as well as voice.

You absolutely *can* use all your music! I love this app. I use it with my drums to figure out the drum lines.

I use Slow Down Music Trainer to work through tricky drum solos. I prefer it over Amazing Slow Downer, becuase it's half the price and IMO so much easier to use.

I've used this, it's just okay. I much prefer Slow Down Music trainer when I'm working out drum solos. It works brilliantly and is very inexpensive.

I think it's cute. Very talented little rider and very adorable horse.

I'm actually a bit surprised that the owners of these horses--horses that took years and thousands of dollars to train--would want to do puissance. Although the horses jump willingly, there's such a higher chance for injury at these heights. Torn ligaments and such. The $25,000.00 purse is not...

@WolfOfMistyHallows Agreed! A bucking horse I can deal with, a rearing horse is just plain dangerous.

Remember this: It's not the size of the horse to the jump, but the size of the jump in the horse. My 16.2 paint horse acts like it kills him to get over 2.3"... then again... he's not really built to be a jumper. These little athletic horses can jump the moon. My neighbor, who also shows in W...

Awesome. I love his look at the end; he looks very pleased with himself. My horse is named Bravo, too, BTW. But he's a big ole' dun paint horse.

It's so funny that one moment a horse will be okay with something then the next moment they're like "OMG! It's gonna EAT me!" My own horse is a pretty good steady eddie type, but he has to stare suspiciously at logs in the grass like they're going to leap out at him and bite him on the ankle. ...

I have to laugh, too, because I've been there, done that and I can laugh because it's not me. BTW, that was a GREAT save! Good job. (giggles some more)

So very iinspiring and such beautiful communication between horse and rider. Oh, and the person who asked about the spurs... this young woman used them correctly as merely extensions of her heel. I doubt very much that you'll see any rake or gouge marks on the side of this beautiful and amazing...

Jeez, people need to just chill out. I was laughing when I watched this (I'm a mom),and it looks like the girls are having fun and pushing the envelop a little. If everyone played it safe, the world would be a boring place. You GO Girls!

That was awesome, dude, you totally nailed it. Good job! From Allie and Andy in Santa Cruz.

LMFAO! Good one!

I think this is my favorite class. The horses clearly are having a good deal of fun.

Why don't they remove the 'big lick' walker competition? There's really no reason for a horse to move that way. And if the reason is 'people like to watch it' then those people are whacked. This weird movement is not enjoyable to watch. It makes me flinch.

@FayeJaumotte Agreed. The natural Tennessee Walker is a beautiful animal with a smooth gait and an wonderful temperment. Really friendly, good-hearted horses. The "big lick" walkers, as these are called, are just horrible. I don't understand the fascination people have with watching these hor...

I've been riding horses for over 30 years and I don't know what went on with that horse. It came out of the chute and was bucking, reared up and fell backwards and kinda went into convulsions. I've seen enough horses go over backwards and usually they scramble right up. There was something els...

@horses2run LOL, Good one!

these people are intensly stupid.

I don't see how any one in that family could justify this or make excuses, and what suprises me is the whole family seemed to know what was going on. Didn't anyone in that family have a clue that something wasn't right? I'm just astounded.

Little puff balls! They're soo cute! I have a mini rex/lion head cross and he's so unbelievably adorable. He's flopped out on the floor of my office right now dozing. I love bunnehs.

I like Butter's version better than Samwell's version, lol.

How adorable. I love the bond she had with her pony. What a wonderful video.

Proves that an athletic horse is an athletic horse regardless of breed. I noticed in photos of the event this horse looked like it had arabian in it so I decided to come to youtube to see if there were any video.

Now THIS is how to do a sale video for a trail horse. Spock is lovely.