How do you slow down audio files?

Hey everyone! I was wondering if there is a way that you can slow down audio (not midi) in Logic. I really need that ability so I can start transcribing a lot of pieces for my music lessons...
If Logic doesn't have anything like that, is there a free software I could download (that is NOT one of those trial ones that only play 3 min of the song or can't export)? If it costs somethin', which one is cheapest but has good enough quality?
Cheers, thanks!

Have you tried to use the Time and Pitchmachine within the Sample Editor of Logic. To a certain degree you could certainly slow it down. If youre not happy with that, you probably would have to use another software or buy a third party plugin (like serato's pitch n' time)...
Manuel

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