Can I make a 33 rpm .mp3

[mikejones]

soooooo


im trying to convert this .mp3 to replicate a record spinning at 33 rpm, any ideas?

[direwolf-pgh]

a record cut at 33 1/3 rpm played back at 33 1/3 would sound..

huh? what do you mean..

[mikejones]

heres whats up

i always play this record at 33 instead of 33 and im trying to replicated it with a digital file. i dont have my record or a recording setup. im wonering if i can use a basic software pack to just slow it down to replicate 33 rpm

[direwolf-pgh]

cool edit pro, adobe audition, that free one I cant think of..

they all allow you to alter the pitch.. slow it down - if thats what you mean.

[mikejones]

yea, slow it down, but there is no setting for like 45, or 33

what whould i do to alter the track?


slow it down until i sounds right?

[rspencer]

33.33/45=.7406

Set the speed for about 74% of the current speed & that should be about right.

[Five]

you should be able to get it with audacity (audacity.sourceforge.net) or if you're less technically inclined, roni slow me down or similar.

[Xontar]

Audacity's speed change plugin lets you specify the speed change in terms of before-and-after record RPMs.

[PowerWindows]

Originally Posted by Xontar

Audacity's speed change plugin lets you specify the speed change in terms of before-and-after record RPMs.

Correct. Just go to Effect > Change Speed. It should have a spot that says Standard Vinyl RPM, and you can select from the drop-down boxes to convert what to what.

[paddington]

this is the most unexpected thread at TTD.

[chinajoe]

why limit yourself? try replicating this instead. you can do it!

[paddington]

there's a plugin for that

[ccrider895]

Break out that old Victrola, put on your rockin' shoes, uh-huh...

[co9ol]

I guess you would mic that? lol