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Topic: Slowing down the Pieces!!!
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eyeballnick
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Slowing down the Pieces!!!
on: November 04, 2006, 01:33:07 PM
Hi, im learning a piece and on a phrase i cant quite get it right, i find it easy to learn if i hear the piece played. However on a peticular part i can hear what is exacly going on, due to speed of the piece, is there anyway on media play, itunes or whatever, im willing to download programs too....anywas, a way to slow the piece down so i can hear the recording played much slower.......
Thanks......Nick
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freakofnature
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Re: Slowing down the Pieces!!!
Reply #1 on: November 04, 2006, 01:45:36 PM
There's a program called 'Amazing Slow Downer' (what a silly name
). Just google it - it does exactly what you want. I've used it some time ago to transcribe songs for guitar that were much too fast.
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aaron_ginn
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Re: Slowing down the Pieces!!!
Reply #2 on: November 04, 2006, 02:07:58 PM
Windows Media Player will play songs at half/double speed. If you want more control than that you'll probably need to download additional software. There's a free digital audio editor called Audacity that should be able to time shift in any scale. Haven't tried doing it, but the software is excellent.
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