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Just a question : how is it possible to pitch CD ? With vinyls it seems easy to understand how the pitching works : it's only a matter of reducing or incresing the rotation speed... but with CDs ? |
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Idunno |
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exactly the same, in principle. |
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yea... i find pitching cds more understandable than the mechanics. |
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Its all about buffering. Or a DSP plugin for Winamp... like Pacemaker |
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so you change the speed but not the pitch, i see |
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