Hey there people.
I would like to know the _easiest_ way to change the play-speed, 25% slower in my case, permanently on several mp3s.
In WinXP. Need more info? Please ask!
Full Version: Speed/Warp/Pitch
Audacity's a good bet.
Audacity, GoldWave, or any other audio editor should be able to do this easily.
QUOTE(Whelkman @ Aug 12 2007, 07:29) 
Audacity's a good bet.
I'm looking at Audacity right now, seems promising.. But... Really slow.. First to import the mp3-files, 29 files @ 25-45 minutes each, and then to change the tempo -25%. So I'm making this one solution and hope to get more.
Thank you Whelkman. QUOTE(slks @ Aug 12 2007, 09:09)
Audacity, GoldWave, or any other audio editor should be able to do this easily.
GoldWave had this "Batch Processing" atleast.. But how to change the tempo of it, to -25%.. I have no clue...
If it's slow, you could look into batch editing; test with lots of small (short!) files first, then let batch conversion run overnight when you sleep.
I've been looking for batch tutorials for Audacity, with no luck. I think SoX can do what you want, but it's a command-line app, not a GUI app.
I've been looking for batch tutorials for Audacity, with no luck. I think SoX can do what you want, but it's a command-line app, not a GUI app.
QUOTE(kjoonlee @ Aug 12 2007, 09:37)
If it's slow, you could look into batch editing; test with lots of small (short!) files first, then let batch conversion run overnight when you sleep.
I've been looking for batch tutorials for Audacity, with no luck. I think SoX can do what you want, but it's a command-line app, not a GUI app.
Audacity... After the actual conversion... How do I save it..? :S
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