It's a common misconception that that 'll do the job properly. It's because you also speed up the way the laws of physics work.shadow wrote:Hmm... 1rpm would be really interesting!
Edit: I've thrown the files into Adobe Audition and fixed the time on all three tracks.
I have no idea how such a "speed-it-up" software works but I assume it must be hard to "fake" the pitches exactly the same way as you recieve the turntable cartridge reading of a vinyl track at the correct speed.shadow wrote: Edit: I've thrown the files into Adobe Audition and fixed the time on all three tracks. And Zero Gravity really sounds odd now. I honestly prefer the slower paced version and I'm not entirely sure why.
No I can't reach the belt, but it doesn't really matter if it doesn't adjust the speed at which it's supposed to rotate anyway. Audition has a whole bunch of options for speed and pitch. It works really good and I used the previews on the website to adjust the pitch. It's not perfect, but until someone else does a rip, it's the best I'm going to have until thenVelodynamic wrote:I have no idea how such a "speed-it-up" software works but I assume it must be hard to "fake" the pitches exactly the same way as you recieve the turntable cartridge reading of a vinyl track at the correct speed.
You don't have a driving belt in your turntable that you can simple replace to a wider keyway on the motor shaft do you? It use to be seen under the turntable platter.
Aha...Oh Snap. I see the problem. I guess I'll have some rip-off to do a.s.a. my vinyls arrives.shadow wrote: No I can't reach the belt, but it doesn't really matter if it doesn't adjust the speed at which it's supposed to rotate anyway. Audition has a whole bunch of options for speed and pitch. It works really good and I used the previews on the website to adjust the pitch. It's not perfect, but until someone else does a rip, it's the best I'm going to have until then
OOh YES! I love Moby. Thanks you so very much Kanta for the great news!Kanta wrote:MobyNews Twitter - 9 July 2015