Just A Minute

>
> Hi all,
>
> I was hoping a techno wizz out there could lend me some assistance. I
> have perfect pitch (not to gloat, mind you); as such, I can tell that
> some JAM recordings in my collection and in general circulation are
> either too slow or too fast. Do any of you know of an easy-to-use
> program that would allow me to adjust the speed of these files to
> restore them as closely to how they would have sounded originally as
> possible?
> --
> Blackadder
> blackadder1@...
>
> --
> http://www.fastmail.fm - Accessible with your email software
> or over the web
>

Perfect pitch?! Jealousy abounds!

Audacity has a function by which you can adjust pitch without
affecting tempo, or tempo without affecting pitch. (Or speed,
affecting both tempo and pitch.) It's a free program, too. I think you
have to download some .dll file in order to export in mp3 format, but
you can find that anywhere online.

Messing with audacity can produce some very funny results:
http://media. putfile.com/ JAM-Pitched

--- In just-a-minute@ yahoogroups. com, "Blackadder" <blackadder1@ ...>
wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I was hoping a techno wizz out there could lend me some assistance. I
> have perfect pitch (not to gloat, mind you); as such, I can tell that
> some JAM recordings in my collection and in general circulation are
> either too slow or too fast. Do any of you know of an easy-to-use
> program that would allow me to adjust the speed of these files to
> restore them as closely to how they would have sounded originally as
> possible?
> --
> Blackadder
> blackadder1@ ...
>
> --
> http://www.fastmail .fm - Accessible with your email software
> or over the web
>

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