> appears that unlike the iPod, this DOES effect the pitch of the audio.
> So speeding it up makes the person sound like they just inhaled some
> helium :) This doesn't happen on the iPod, which means you can actually
> listen to it and get more or less the same experience as if you listened
> to it normally...
so pretend that all of your podcasts are given by women or people
sucking in helium.
Bummer that didn't work out.
I'm trying to remember if there's another app to do this. I know it's
really common in the musician realm - if a part is played too quickly,
you can slow it down to learn it without pitch difficulties. I'm pretty
sure I saw a Treo app for the guitar recently that does this. My memory
leaks almost as badly as Windows but if I come across it, I'll put up a
link. Meanwhile you can do a search for music learning, pitch change,
or guitar and you should come across it.
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