Hello,
Probably this question is already answered, but I didn't find answers, so i keep looking.
Is there a way to slow down tempo (from my experience tempo change is speed change compensated with pitch change, right?) without getting distortion?
Do I miss something?
Thanks!
Slow down tempo without losing sound quality
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Re: Slow down tempo without losing sound quality
There are two native effects in Audacity which can change tempo without changing pitch :proton43 wrote:... Is there a way to slow down tempo (from my experience tempo change is speed change compensated with pitch change, right?) without getting distortion?
Change Tempo & Sliding Time Scale / Pitch Shift.
Each effect adds a different type of distortion. IMO the second type is least offensive with music.
Re: Slow down tempo without losing sound quality
But there's totally no option of losslessly slowing down tempo?
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Re: Slow down tempo without losing sound quality
No because when you slow audio down, the laws of audio dictate that it *should* reduce pitch. If you don't slow down too much, Sliding Time Scale will not sound too bad.proton43 wrote:But there's totally no option of losslessly slowing down tempo?
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