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[sunnydelight18]

Apparently I can't hear fast enough to pick out this intro.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qc4fgDObZ4w

I know it ends in E, but that's all I've got.

[FireArrow]

Did you try slowing it down in windows media player? Copy-paste the url here and download the mp3.

I'll try helping you if you still can't get it.

[sunnydelight18]

I was not aware that you could do that. I'll try that, thanks!

[FireArrow]

I was not aware that you could do that. I'll try that, thanks!

Oh, no problem. I doubt I'd be able to arrange anything past 80bpm without it. 

[sunnydelight18]

That's good to know that it has that feature. That helped me out a lot.

I used to try to slow songs down with Audacity, but it changed the pitch too much.

[FireArrow]

That's good to know that it has that feature. That helped me out a lot.

I used to try to slow songs down with Audacity, but it changed the pitch too much.

I tried and failed to use Audacity as well, but then Echo told me that there is a way to change the tempo without changing the pitch with it (not that I know how to do that...)

[Jub3r7]

In audacity, just use "Change Tempo" to change speed and not pitch.

[sunnydelight18]

I'm rather sad that I didn't know how to do either of those things. My arranging would have gone MUCH faster.

[Ricky]

Maybe reducing the tempo can be helpful if you want to arrange quicker but for ear training practice I believe it's not so useful as you need to practice recognizing different musical elements at the correct tempo. Correct me if I'm wrong.