33 RPM 1.0.3 was released on Saturday 26 July 2008, which corrected several small issues.

Considering the reviews I've seen competing products receive, I've been expecting to hear much of the same "but QuickTime can do the same thing" type of responses. Well, wait no more, since 33 RPM has received the first of such a complaint. A harsh complaint, but at least they compared 33 RPM up against QuickTime Pro, and not just the player.

33 RPM and its ilk have similarities to QuickTime, but QuickTime is a more general program, whereas a program like 33 RPM has a more focused view on what it is trying to accomplish by being an efficient and useful tool for changing the pitch and speed of music to aid in transcribing music.

Now, on to 33 RPM 1.1 and Permanent Eraser 2.4.