19 Nov
2005
19 Nov
'05
2:43 a.m.
Hi all,
My first post here. Terrence asked about transposing an MP3
file, and Erik's reply is correct in that you can transpose
it by resampling, provided you can put up with the music
changing speed as well - which is, of course, usually not
acceptable.
However, Audacity has a transpose function. It's in the
Effects menu, called "Change pitch". I haven't tried it
with music, but it works great with speech - making the
voice deeper without slowing it down.
Peter Clarke
Terrence wrote:
> Hello, all,
> I'd asked about a program for transposing midis,
> but have found an MP3 that's even better. Is there a
> console program that will transpose MP3s?
19 Nov
19 Nov
3:40 a.m.
Peter Clarke wrote:
Hi all,
My first post here. Terrence asked about transposing an MP3
file, and Erik's reply is correct in that you can transpose
it by resampling, provided you can put up with the music
changing speed as well - which is, of course, usually not
acceptable.
However, Audacity has a transpose function.
Yes, using libsoundtouch.
It's in the
Effects menu, called "Change pitch". I haven't tried it
with music, but it works great with speech - making the
voice deeper without slowing it down.
It will work much better for speech and monophonic music signals
than it will for normal polyphonic music.
You might however get away with it if the pitch changes is
small (ie a couple of semitones).
Erik
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11:34 a.m.
Peter Clarke wrote:
Hi all,
My first post here. Terrence asked about transposing an MP3
file, and Erik's reply is correct in that you can transpose
it by resampling, provided you can put up with the music
changing speed as well - which is, of course, usually not
acceptable.
However, Audacity has a transpose function. It's in the
Effects menu, called "Change pitch". I haven't tried it
with music, but it works great with speech - making the
voice deeper without slowing it down.
There are also pitch shifting LADSPA plugins.
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