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> subtly slow down/speed up tracks to hit a deadline as needed Jesus, I've always suspected this (listening to the radio and a song just feels a little wrong)
by floren 5y ago
> subtly slow down/speed up tracks to hit a deadline as needed
Jesus, I've always suspected this (listening to the radio and a song just feels a little wrong) but never had confirmation. What's that "feature" called?
- InitialLastName 5y agoSome names came to mind. The company that made the most common software that I can remember seeing was called ENCO; it appears that their current offering in that vein is called MusicMaster[0]. [0] https://www.enco.com/products/musicmaster https://www.enco.com/products/musicmaster
- InitialLastName 5y agoI don't remember, it was one of an enormous number of settings in a very complicated piece of software (and a decade ago when I was last exposed to it). The stretching was usually very minimal, on the order of ~10 seconds over an hour, so ~0.3% max (the rest of the timing would be managed by selecting tracks with appropriate lengths).