Goodsounds;440546 Wrote: > Actually, this comment isn't correct. There are many programs available > that will change pitch, or tempo, independently. So you can slow it down > (to learn it) and keep the same pitch. Or, as Howard described, change > the pitch by some fraction of a tone to compensate for the recording > being out of tune, and the tempo stays the same.
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