Audacity 3.1.3 Windows 10 64 bit
Is there a way to adjust pitch of a song somewhere in between half step? If so can someone tell me how to?
I have a song I want to practice on guitar. The pitch of the song is not exactly F#. It is slightly flat of F# but sharper than F so it is somewhere in between F and F#
My following steps don’t give me the sound I need:
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select the song
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Effect|Change Pitch|
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from F# (1) to F (-1)
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Semitones half step of -37 is automatically selected
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Frequency from 46.249 to 5.456 hz is automatically selected
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Percent changes -88.202 is automatically selected
So, simply ignore all the other fields and enter the adjustment under Semitones (half-steps).
Then click OK. It is easier than it looks. 
You can also enter ANY percentage change in the frequency area without regard to the notes (which is what you want). One thing that sometimes causes confusion is that it’s a percentage change so if you want it 10% higher you enter 10%, not 110%. A +100% change is up one octave and a -50% change is down one octave.
from F# (1) to F (-1)
The number following the note is the octave, so you’re going down almost two octaves. It’s all relative (1) to (-1) is the same as (2) to (0). A guitar doesn’t go this low (46Hz or 5Hz). It’s all a relative percentage change so that’s not a problem but the lowest note on a standard-tuned guitar is E(2) and it’s about 80Hz. A bass guitar goes one octave lower to about 40Hz.