> >>MP3 filters for one playback rate only. All audio information thet can't > >>be heard by the human ear is removed (that is, frequency bands are > >>removed). It might be that the removed frequencies can be heard when > >>doing pitch shifting. So you basically get a malformed audio sound then > >>(not clear so to say). > >> > >> > > Ahh, ok. That makes sense. You're after a purer sound than is possible > > with MP3 encoding then? > > Yes. MP3 hasn't been designed to change the pitch, after all. > > Erik > Thanks Erik!
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