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Michael Haselman


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Post  Posted 19 Mar 2005 8:39 am    
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Does anybody know of any shareware or cheap software to change pitch of a song so you don't have to retune? I found Pulse Master, which is good, but $29.95 is more than I want to spend for the amount of time I'll use it. The demo only runs about a minute of the song.

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Jon Moen


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Post  Posted 19 Mar 2005 8:49 am    
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The Amazing Slow Downer works really well. It will change pitch and/or speed on cd's or mp3's. Link (hopefully) below:

www.ronimusic.com

It is not that cheap however.

Jon

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Michael Haselman


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Post  Posted 19 Mar 2005 11:30 am    
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Found one. http://renegademinds.com/Default.aspx?tabid=33. Free, changes pitch, speed, seems to work. I had to download this: Microsoft .NET Framework Version 1.1 Redistributable Package. Will this hurt me?
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Chip Fossa

 

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Monson, MA, USA (deceased)
Post  Posted 20 Mar 2005 8:50 am    
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Here's another one, Michael - it's an open-ended program and works real well and is free: www.audacity.com

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Will Holtz


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Post  Posted 20 Mar 2005 11:30 pm    
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The Microsoft .NET framework is fairly harmless (as harmless as anything Microsoft makes), and you'll probably be seeing a lot of programs in the next few years that require it.
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Don Benoit

 

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Post  Posted 16 May 2005 7:30 pm    
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BestPractice is free and very good.
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Kiyoshi Osawa

 

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Mexico City, Mexico
Post  Posted 17 May 2005 6:35 am    
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I would recommend anyone needing to do general editing with audio files to seriously consider Audacity. It is a very versatile program geared towards the "pro-sumer". For you guys who want to digitize your old LP's, or remove nasty blips from downloaded mp3's. or slowing down, or speeding up or whatever.

The best thing about it is that it's an open source project, so it's free and constantly being updated with the latest goodies.
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