[iBook] Way to play MP3's slower?
Tom Legare
Tom.Legare at comcast.net
Wed Mar 1 05:50:34 PST 2006
Thanks Stewart. The Amazing Slow Downer is EXACTLY what I was looking for,
but that registration fee of $45 is hefty! Without registering it only the
first 3 minutes of the MP3 file are played.
Nice that it can also control pitch.... a good tool for singers that wish to
practice to recorded accompaniments.
Tom
-------Original Message-------
From: Stewart C. Russell
Date: 02/28/06 21:56:15
To: A place to discuss Apple's iBook computers.
Subject: Re: [iBook] Way to play MP3's slower?
Tom Legare wrote:
> Since we're having all this iTunes discussion lately.....
>
> Is there a way to make an MP3 song play SLOWER in iTunes? I have a 2-piano
> classical piece I'm trying to learn and the pros do it just about 300% too
> fast for me.... LOL
The Amazing Slow Downer from <http://www.ronimusic.com/> is recommended
by my banjo teacher, and the demo version seems to work. It's kinda
pricey, tho'.
If you're not too bothered about quality, there was a speed control
plugins for XMMS that was free. It did sounds awfully like you were
listening through a shop-vac, tho'.
cheers,
Stewart
(ps: Hi Tom! I used to be a perlmonger, but now I design wind farms.)
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