Thanks, that's a good idea as a temporary workaround, but it isn't what
I'm looking for. When I practice, I'll try it at normal speed, then
find there's a hard bit, so slow it down 5%.. find it's still too hard,
slow it down 10%.. then push myself by playing a section at 110%, then
normal speed.
mecouc;614020 Wrote:
Sometimes I want to play along to music on my sax. As I'm not terribly
good, I usually want to slow it down. There is Windows software that
will do this, but I don't suppose there's a way of doing it through a
Squeezebox?
This should be very possible via 'transcoding'.
Sometimes I want to play along to music on my sax. As I'm not terribly
good, I usually want to slow it down. There is Windows software that
will do this, but I don't suppose there's a way of doing it through a
Squeezebox?
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mecouc
Developers: All it takes to add this functionality is to integrate
libsoundtouch. Maybe nice for speeding up podcasts, slowing down music
for musicians trying to figure out songs, people learning a foreign
language, etc.
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rcampbel3
rcampbel3;614039 Wrote:
Developers: All it takes to add this functionality is to integrate
libsoundtouch. Maybe nice for speeding up podcasts, slowing down music
for musicians trying to figure out songs, people learning a foreign
language, etc.
...or even for budding DJ's who want to have
mecouc;614020 Wrote:
Sometimes I want to play along to music on my sax. As I'm not terribly
good, I usually want to slow it down. There is Windows software that
will do this.
Audacity (it's free) will do exactly what you want. Start Audacity,
open the file you want, slow it, and then
