I want to record and slow songs down

Asked By ivonne Lara 0 points N/A Posted on - 02/01/2013

Hi, I have some recorded music files. I want to slow down those music files.

Also I want to record and slow songs down much more file I needed.

How can I slow down those recorded music files?

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Answered By Haynes Ions 0 points N/A #158676

I want to record and slow songs down

You need to use another software to change the speed of your recorded music file. Try the Transcribe! application.

This is best for changing the pitch and the speed of your transcribed music files.

This is best for transcribing music and many people already used this on their recordings.

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Answered By Randolph Brownlow 5 points N/A #158677

I want to record and slow songs down

Hello Ivonne

Regarding your issue, there are several software's available on the internet that can help you. The most important thing, is to slow down the files but keep the audio quality high at the same time.

In this case, I definitely have some recommendations for you. The best software that I know, is called Audacity. It's a great one, and you can do lots of things with it, not only just slow down the playback speed.

I have provided you with the link where you can download the software and also another link, with instructions, so you can learn better about slowing down audio files.

Audacity Download and Audacity Instructions

You could also use the software below, which will slow the file without changing the pitch.

Amazing Slow Down

I hope you will find these information useful.

Randolph

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