16 Jun
2005
16 Jun
'05
4:11 a.m.
On one of my systems, with a Hoontech card in it, I can use snd to
change playback speed without changing pitch. On another system
containing a Soundblaster, snd won't change the pitch. Is this an
expected behavior?
Thanks....
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Kevin
16 Jun
16 Jun
5:19 a.m.
On Thursday 16 June 2005 07:11, Kevin Cosgrove wrote:
On one of my systems, with a Hoontech card in it, I
can use snd to
change playback speed without changing pitch. On another system
containing a Soundblaster, snd won't change the pitch. Is this an
expected behavior?
I'm by no means an expert, so take this with a liberal amount of salt, but I
read somewhere that the creative chipset is locked at a 48000Hz sample rates,
and all other rates are produced by resampling in software.
Could it be that snd maintains the pitch by changing to a lower/higher
sample-rate in hardware?
BTW - thanks for the pointer. I've been looking for something that will allow
me to slow down guitar solos enough for me to rip them off, this might be the
one :)
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David Haggett
9:03 a.m.
David Haggett wrote:
On Thursday 16 June 2005 07:11, Kevin Cosgrove wrote:
Hi David:
I use Snd for transcribing difficult solos for my students. I
recommend Audacity to them (because they're all using Windows) and
they've responded very favorably to it too. The price is right, try 'em
both. :)
Btw, I use either an SBLive or an M-Audio card with Snd, I've never
had problems with the time-stretching (which is really what you want
instead of pitch-shifting).
Best,
dp
On one of my systems, with a Hoontech card in it,
I can use snd to
change playback speed without changing pitch. On another system
containing a Soundblaster, snd won't change the pitch. Is this an
expected behavior?
I'm by no means an expert, so take this with a liberal amount of salt, but I
read somewhere that the creative chipset is locked at a 48000Hz sample rates,
and all other rates are produced by resampling in software.
Could it be that snd maintains the pitch by changing to a lower/higher
sample-rate in hardware?
BTW - thanks for the pointer. I've been looking for something that will allow
me to slow down guitar solos enough for me to rip them off, this might be the
one :)
20 Jun
20 Jun
7:02 p.m.
On Thursday 16 June 2005 12:02, Dave Phillips wrote:
I use Snd for transcribing difficult solos for my
students. I
recommend Audacity to them (because they're all using Windows) and
they've responded very favorably to it too. The price is right, try 'em
both.
Thanks, Dave - you must be a good teacher, because unlike your students, I
need help transcribing _easy_ solos. :-)
Had a go with Audacity this morning and it looks the biz. I like the way you
can import an mp3/ogg directly without converting it, so I'll probably stick
with it.
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David Haggett
7:32 p.m.
On 20 June 2005 at 22:02, David Haggett <david(a)haggett.demon.co.uk> wrote:
Had a go with Audacity this morning and it looks the
biz. I like the way you
can import an mp3/ogg directly without converting it, so I'll probably stick
with it.
Does audacity have some way to change rate in real time? Maybe I'm
missing that somehow. That's what I *really* liked about snd.
Thanks....
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Kevin
16 Jun
16 Jun
2:11 p.m.
David Haggett <david(a)haggett.demon.co.uk> writes:
BTW - thanks for the pointer. I've been looking
for something that will allow
me to slow down guitar solos enough for me to rip them off, this might be the
one :)
I use yatm for this, and it works truly wonderfully, I can readjust playback speed
at runtime: http://delysid.org/yatm.html
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CYa,
Mario
20 Jun
20 Jun
7:59 p.m.
David Haggett wrote:
BTW - thanks for the pointer. I've been looking
for something that will allow
me to slow down guitar solos enough for me to rip them off, this might be the
one :)
I found that by far the best program for transcribing is transcribe:
http://www.seventhstring.com/xscribe/screenshots.html
It's £25, but it's well spend, esp since it's been available for linux
for quite some time.
PS: And "no" I don't work for the company, or anything .-)
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