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There were (possibly still are) stereos that allowed the user to control the speed of playback from digital media as a function directed at karaoke users. These systems often also allowed pitch control independent from the speed.
As Mark says in his answer, the DAC (digital to analogue converter) in some stereos can run at slower or faster clock speeds due ...
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Some software can upgrade the tempo without altering the pitch (increasing the tempo and the pitch is easier). Typically Reaper (with the Elastique technology), but I guess it is not the only software.
With such a software, you set the tempo coefficient, render it in a WAV or MP3 file and that’s it.
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In the free Audacity Audio Editor, the free Nyquist plugin you can download is called "LevelSpeech.ny". It is designed to fix an audio interview where one person is talking with a quiet voice, and the other person is taking loudly, or yelling. It also seems to work where one person talks normally and then suddenly starts screeching and yelling for ...
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This answer may contain nuts cynicism.
To make a CD rip sound like the average consumer vinyl rip, you need to do the following…
Apply a gentle roll-off of frequencies above 4KHz, not too much, just enough that there's nothing much left above about 12k.
Hard roll off anything below 45Hz.
Add gentle tube or tape saturation.
Optional. De-tune [by simply ...
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Usually, mixing the audio stream of two applications involves the Microsoft mixer which adds latency, too much if you want to play with a VST.
This is why some DAW propose WASAPI with 2 modes (exclusive or not), and ASIO is typically exclusive.
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