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From: jeffl on 30 Jul 2008 17:09
Hello again
Is there a recommended pitch transposer. I'm looking to take all 225+ of
my backing tacks for my one man show and move them down a whole step. My
backing tracks were all done in CW and have been rendered to either wav or
mp3 files--these I play thru a laptop in winamp and jam guitar/sing over.
I'm real picky about the sound and am not impressed with either the CW or
sonic foundry plugs I've tried. I really want that snare to sound good and
the bass not to be murky, etc... By tuning my guitar down a step I will be
able to add many songs to the repertoire that I am unable to sing. You may
ask why I don't just do the tracks in a different key from the start-and,
well-I have done that on many occasions. However, there are many rock/metal
tunes in E or drop d where you cannot effectively change key and play it
correctly on guitar (because of open strings,etc).
Thanx again
Jeff L
Minnesota's #1 One Man Band
www.jeffloven.com

From: Max Arwood on 30 Jul 2008 18:37
For the PC - TimeFactory is probably the best pitch/time application.

http://www.prosoniq.com/main/timefactory-2-windows/

Max Arwood

"jeffl" <jeffloven(a)comcast.net> wrote in message
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> Hello again
> Is there a recommended pitch transposer. I'm looking to take all 225+ of
> my backing tacks for my one man show and move them down a whole step. My
> backing tracks were all done in CW and have been rendered to either wav or
> mp3 files--these I play thru a laptop in winamp and jam guitar/sing over.
> I'm real picky about the sound and am not impressed with either the CW or
> sonic foundry plugs I've tried. I really want that snare to sound good
> and the bass not to be murky, etc... By tuning my guitar down a step I
> will be able to add many songs to the repertoire that I am unable to sing.
> You may ask why I don't just do the tracks in a different key from the
> start-and, well-I have done that on many occasions. However, there are
> many rock/metal tunes in E or drop d where you cannot effectively change
> key and play it correctly on guitar (because of open strings,etc).
> Thanx again
> Jeff L
> Minnesota's #1 One Man Band
> www.jeffloven.com


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