Software to slow down MP3s?

[lettuce_head]

Is there any free software out there that will let me change the tempo of an MP3 I have without changing the pitch? sort of needs to be free software, I don't want to pay anything.

Also if this should have been in fast threads then I'm sorry, I wasn't sure. Just move it.

Thanks.

[TurtlePower]

You MIGHT be able to do it using Reaper. However I can't remember because I haven't used it in ages.

[Re-Con]

audacity

[SenorJose]

^ Audacity is the way to go, you can change the tempo without affecting pitch.

[Xyrofen]

I was going to say Traktor, but you said free.

Audacity, as Re-Con said. Though the MP3 encoder can be a total pain in the ass.

[rakkar]

I've seen something like that on sourceforge a while ago, let's see if I can find it again..

found it:
[url]http://sourceforge.net/projects/bestpractice/[/url]
I haven't tried it though, so I can't say how good it is...

[d_cover]

Audacity rate me late.

[JonniXD]

[URL=http://www.softpedia.com/get/Multimedia/Audio/Other-AUDIO-Tools/BestPractice.shtml]Best Practice[/URL]
This is what I use.

[Shinobi Devin]

[QUOTE=Xyrofen;18427889]I was going to say Traktor, but you said free.

Audacity, as Re-Con said. Though the MP3 encoder can be a total pain in the ass.[/QUOTE]

No, it's easy. Just search for "lame_enc.dll" and place it in the Audacity folder.
How is that hard? Unless you're talking about a problem I don't know about.

[Satansick]

Keep ur microphone close to the speker , record wit windows media redcorder than slow down

[pie_is_good]

[QUOTE=Satansick;18531527]Keep ur microphone close to the speker , record wit windows media redcorder than slow down[/QUOTE]

Wouldn't you just get a bunch of feedback sound?

[TheDKer]

[QUOTE=Satansick;18531527]Keep ur microphone close to the speker , record wit windows media redcorder than slow down[/QUOTE]

Why in the world would you do that

[lettuce_head]

I'm trying to slow down Mp3s so that I can play along with them, not slow down my recordings.

[TheDKer]

[QUOTE=lettuce_head;18532492]I'm trying to slow down Mp3s so that I can play along with them, not slow down my recordings.[/QUOTE]

Well if you download VLC player, you can slow it down and it won't mess with the pitch

[lettuce_head]

[QUOTE=TheDKer;18532526]Well if you download VLC player, you can slow it down and it won't mess with the pitch[/QUOTE]

So it can, thank you very much good sir.

[Atta|To|End]

Creative audio player has that and it works great.

[PX_Stavo]

I hear audacity is good, but if you want something better quality and proffesional try out Adobe Soundbooth. Hit me up for more info.