Re: SONY PCM-D50 field recordings with inbuilt mics

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Raimund Specht wrote:
> yes, it is indeed very simple to make this kind of conversion. I used the 
> (expensive) Avisoft-SASLab Pro software 
> (http://www.avisoft.com/soundanalysis.htm) for this, but it can also be made 
> with any other sound editing software such as Audacity. On Audacity, the 
> corresponding command is titled "Set Rate" > "Other...", which can be found 
> on the pop-up menu that appears when you click at the tiny black arrow on the 
> left of the track representation.
>   

wow, excellent.  playing with audacity right now.  it's been frustrating 
me that the default for 'pitch shift' plugins seems to have begun to 
include either pitch change with no time change, or time change with no 
pitch change, when what i usually want is a simple stretch.  i've been 
using a command line sound stretch program in linux, but processing time 
is quite long.  thanks raimund!

best,
patrick

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