The technical term for this is "time shifting."
You're probably not a Linux user, but Linux has a wonderful command line
utility for doing this called rubberband
Janina
jonetsu@email-addr-hidden writes:
> Is it possible to slow down an audio file (mp3 for instance) while
> keeping the same pitch ? Does it even make sense ? The software would
> have to insert more of the same audio 'bits' to make it last longer.
> Is it possible ?
>
> Cheers.
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