How do i slow down a recording after its completed on a standard casete tape, is it possible? im using a Tascam porta02 mkII. Thanks...Again.
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slowing down recordings
- Thread starter paniak17
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paniak17 said:
THis is an analog unit, right? It may have a pitch control on it, that could change the speed... but it will also transpose the pitch lower.
If you can get the audio into the digital realm, you can slow it down without affecting the pitch, if you choose. There is a loss of sound quality as you slow it down to extremes, though.
Acid 4.0 can do this, among other software packages.
Acid 4.0 can do this, among other software packages.
Digitise it by recording from the Tascam onto the computer and then you can do what you want with it.
Wulf
Wulf
I think you are listening to the tape that you recorded tracks on. This is supposed to be at a faster speed for recording and you can't put it into a normal deck for listening. You need to mixdown those tracks to a separate tape in another deck like I instructed in your other post. THEN you can listen and everything will sound normal speed.
