Alpha And Omega (33rpm)

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Re: Alpha And Omega (33rpm)

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15Dreams wrote:You can really easily make it yourself. Get Audacity and select the Change Speed effect, then set the "Standard Vinyl rpm" from 45 to 33 1/3.
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Re: Alpha And Omega (33rpm)

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15Dreams wrote:
aquarius wrote:Okay, does anyone have this anymore? I recently lost it :(
You can really easily make it yourself. Get Audacity and select the Change Speed effect, then set the "Standard Vinyl rpm" from 45 to 33 1/3.
Whenever I do it, it sounds in terrible quality :( I don't know much about Audacity, am I doing something wrong? I'm using the original WAV file from the Japanese import then putting it in Audacity and doing exactly what you said with Change Speed. Then I export it in WAV too and it sounds awful. I'm not sure why.
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Re: Alpha And Omega (33rpm)

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aquarius wrote:
Whenever I do it, it sounds in terrible quality :( I don't know much about Audacity, am I doing something wrong? I'm using the original WAV file from the Japanese import then putting it in Audacity and doing exactly what you said with Change Speed. Then I export it in WAV too and it sounds awful. I'm not sure why.
Does it sound okay before you export it? If it only gets bad when you do, try playing with the Format Options in the export window. WAV doesn't have any export options but you can try FLAC or 320kbps MP3. If it's already bad before exporting there might be an issue with Audacity. In either case make sure you're using the latest version of Audacity.

Hope that helps! :)
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