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In article <89264.171306P85025@BARILVM.BITNET> P85025@BARILVM.BITNET (Doron Shikmoni) writes:
>In response to a question on rec.audio, about the availability of CD
>players in which the music "speed" can be changed while maintaining
>the pitch, I posted an article which seems to have stirred a flood

>To start with, this article is posted to both rec.audio and the newly
>born comp.dsp (welcome!), with followups solicited into comp.dsp only.

So this is going to comp.dsp. Oh, well, I'm changing the Newsgroups,
but FOLLOWUP TO SOMP.DSP from this message.

>A major part of the responses missed the point of the question, and
>replied "it's easy", "it's done in turntables and tape decks", "there's
>a Technics CD that does it" and so forth. Please, read the original

Yes, I've suggested the Technics SL-P1200 in combination with a digital
effect with pitch bend, to get the music back to the original pitch.

>effect). Is this hi-fi? Not to my opinion...

No, and I clearly stated so in my posts. Many people seem to be unaware
of how basic music theory, sound theory and digital sound theory work
and interact. Thank god for comp.dsp where all will be revealed to the
wondering mob ;')

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