Of course, there are other programs that can do all this but for many times the price tag. You can then open it up for further use, editing or jamming in any sequencer, iTunes, etc. You can specify how many repetitions of the phrase you want exported, as well as the file format.
This is very useful, if say, you have a phrase of 2 or 4 bars (or whatever length) that you wish to expand & jam to outside of Transcribe!. It allows you to export either the whole or parts of a file to WAV, AIFF or mp4. You can also pitch shift with or without changing tempo. There's also a sophisticated EQ, with presets for blocking out or soloing different instruments, according to their frequency ranges. Besides the slow-down function, I get a kick out of the chord analyzer, which picks out the frequencies in a given wave form, and when possible according to instrumentation, spells out the name of the chord being played, including extensions.
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