OT: wav editing proggy?

Guys n' gals, Does anyone here know of a wav editing proggy that can speed up or slow down music? I have an old gig tape here, but it was recorded on a wonky ol' tape player, and consequently runs slow - if I can just speed it up after converting to wav/mp3 I'll be happy as Larry. Any ideas? -- Colin ICQ 25485061 FFRL Triv: http://ffrl.racesimcentral.com/ FFRL: http://homepage.ntlworld.com/fastfood/ffrl/index.html

Nero burning rom comes with a pretty good wav editor. Try www.nero.com -- Ian P <email invalid due to spam> "Colin Harris" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:n8Hn9.7000$[email hidden]... > Guys n' gals, > Does anyone here know of a wav editing proggy that can speed up or slow > down music? I have an old gig tape here, but it was recorded on a wonky ol' > tape player, and consequently runs slow - if I can just speed it up after > converting to wav/mp3 I'll be happy as Larry. Any ideas? > > -- > > > Colin > ICQ 25485061 > FFRL Triv: http://ffrl.racesimcentral.com/ > FFRL: http://homepage.ntlworld.com/fastfood/ffrl/index.html > > >

The Soundblaster Audigy is 'supposed' to have that ability, but I've never tried the software to see if it works. dave henrie "Colin Harris" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:n8Hn9.7000$[email hidden]... > Guys n' gals, > Does anyone here know of a wav editing proggy that can speed up or slow > down music? I have an old gig tape here, but it was recorded on a wonkyol'

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> tape player, and consequently runs slow - if I can just speed it up after > converting to wav/mp3 I'll be happy as Larry. Any ideas? > > -- > > > Colin > ICQ 25485061 > FFRL Triv: http://ffrl.racesimcentral.com/ > FFRL: http://homepage.ntlworld.com/fastfood/ffrl/index.html > > >

"Colin Harris" <[email hidden]> wrote in news:n8Hn9.7000$[email hidden]:

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> Guys n' gals, > Does anyone here know of a wav editing proggy that can speed up or > slow > down music? I have an old gig tape here, but it was recorded on a > wonky ol' tape player, and consequently runs slow - if I can just > speed it up after converting to wav/mp3 I'll be happy as Larry. Any > ideas? > > -- > > > Colin > ICQ 25485061 > FFRL Triv: http://ffrl.racesimcentral.com/ > FFRL: http://homepage.ntlworld.com/fastfood/ffrl/index.html > > >

You can do that with the Cool Edit 2000 demo from www.syntrillium.com. For 30 days, anyway.

Cool Edit Pro 2 is out, and very good so I've heard. J "Colin Harris" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:n8Hn9.7000$[email hidden]... > Guys n' gals, > Does anyone here know of a wav editing proggy that can speed up or slow > down music? I have an old gig tape here, but it was recorded on a wonkyol'

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> tape player, and consequently runs slow - if I can just speed it up after > converting to wav/mp3 I'll be happy as Larry. Any ideas? > > -- > > > Colin > ICQ 25485061 > FFRL Triv: http://ffrl.racesimcentral.com/ > FFRL: http://homepage.ntlworld.com/fastfood/ffrl/index.html > > >