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Re: Modifying speech signal

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Subject: Re: Modifying speech signal
From: Chuping Liu <tracy_liu_99@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 7 Dec 2006 11:41:03 -0800
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Hi David,

In addition to the methods that Ray and Matt mentioned above, Cool Edit or Adobe Audition is another option too. It can control whether to preserve pitch or tempo or neither. The sound quality is pretty good too.  

Chuping
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Ph.D student
Dept. of Electrical Engineering
USC



 
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