BestPractice -> Tonhöhe von Audiodateien verändern etc.
BestPractice 1.02 (Anbieter: Robert Moerland)
DD: Jun 2007 - Multiligual - 618 KB - Installer (.exe)
OS: Windows
HP: http://www.xs4all.nl/~mp2004/bp
DL: http://www.xs4all.nl/~mp2004/bp/#download
SS: http://www.xs4all.nl/~mp2004/bp/sshot1.png
Time-Stretching Tool um die Geschwindigkeit und/oder Tonhöhe von Audiodateien zu verändern. 8)
suchen finden :::> dadada Klang Sound lansamer schneller höher tiefer machen WAV
What? BestPractice is a musician's practice tool, to slow down or speed up music, either from an MP3 file or directly from a CD. Ordinarily the sound is distorted when slowed down our sped up - you get the effect like when playing a 33 rpm record on 45 rpm speed (remember the Chipmunks?). BestPractice tries to correct this, so you can slow down and speed up music, while keeping the original pitch. It is also possible to change the pitch of the music without affecting its tempo. Play along with for instance Eb tuned guitars without retuning your own. Why? This splits up in two parts: "why is BestPractice made?" and "why would I use it?" To start with the first: I saw that there were programs available on the internet that do this, and you have to pay for them ($20 to $50). Since I thought: 'I can do that', I had to prove it, right? And for part two - well, there are probably more reasons, but those I can think of are: Your favorite musician plays a solo that you want to study, but you can't figure it out on normal speed You'd like to transcribe music, but need to slow it down to hear it right You can tune the song to your instrument instead of the other way around You'd like to sing along, but you need to change the key to match your voice You're learning a foreign language and you'd like to slow down the spoken examples You're like me and like to fool around with audio and/or digital signal processing You think that playing Celine Dion at rave speed is fun =D Download You can find the installer for BestPractice here (652 kb). The source code can be found here. Note that the cd ripping library used by BestPractice, akrip32, is licensed under the LGPL and the full source code is available from akrip.sourceforge.net. You do not need to download this to use BestPractice. Translations BestPractice can be translated quite easily to (almost) any language. The amount of work for the program itself is limited to translating ~72 lines, where a line is a few words at max. The translations are created from a text file, with '.po' as extension. I use a program called poEdit (freeware, www.poedit.org), which makes editing a bit easier, though any text editor capable of saving unformatted plain text files will do (like notepad). A template to modify to your own language you can find here (zipped, the dutch version) If you need any help or explanation, feel free to ask me. Or, if you see errors for your language, please contact me to correct this. _________________________________________________________________________________________________