Re: stretching

[Leonardo Cavallo <LEO@DINONET.IT>]

At 18.46 24/03/98 +0100, you wrote:
>What are the best devices (or better even, PC software) to time-stretch 
>samples?
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>I find that I'm more and more interested in researching into / playing 
>with 
>the patterns and structures inherent in natural sounds ... the easiest 
>example would be birdsong, slowed down (without changing the pitch) so 
>that 
>our slow mammal brain can really listen to all those tiny melodic and 
>dynamic details ... really looking very closely at sounds is similar to 
>looking at very small things in a microscope. Remember when you had a 
>microscope as a kid?
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>michael peters                   mpeters@csi.com
>http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/Mpeters/
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Hi Michael

there are a lot of good sample editors around. I work mostly with 
Soundforge
and Wavelab but Cool edit is good too for time stretching and pitch
shifting. In advanced seq-multitrack recorders (like VST for example) you
have this option too.


ciao
leo