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Audio Speed Changer
· Last updated:2025-10-02
Change audio playback speed while maintaining original pitch using time-stretching algorithms
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Key facts
- Category
- Media
- Input types
- file, range, select
- Output type
- file
- Sample coverage
- 4
- API ready
- Yes
When to use
- Speed up lectures, interviews, podcasts, or other spoken audio.
- Slow down music or recordings for practice and easier listening.
- Create an audio file in a selected format while changing its playback speed.
How it works
- 1Upload one supported audio file in MP3, WAV, FLAC, AAC, OGG, MP4, or M4A format.
- 2Set the playback speed between 0.25x and 4.0x, using 1.0x for normal speed.
- 3Choose an output format: MP3, WAV, FLAC, AAC, OGG, or M4A.
- 4Select low, medium, or high audio quality, then generate the processed audio file.
Speed: 0.75x; Output format: M4A; Quality: Medium
Outcome
The speech plays more slowly while preserving the original voice pitch.
3. Adjust a music practice recording
MusicianBackground
A musician has a WAV practice recording and wants to rehearse a passage at a reduced speed.
Problem
The recording is too fast for accurate practice at normal playback speed.
How to use
Upload the WAV file, set the speed to 0.5x, select WAV output, and choose high quality.
Speed: 0.5x; Output format: WAV; Quality: High
Outcome
The practice recording plays at half speed with the original pitch retained.