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    Hi all. I am making a cd for my mates daughter to use in her dance class.
    Two of the songs needed to be shortened to 2 mins. I did this using nero wave editor. The third song cant just be shortened because the bit where it would ideally end is just short of 2 mins. So i have cut it down to the right end part of the song. I just need to "stretch it out a bit" so it is exactly 2 mins. Any clues? Can I do this with Nero wave editor? or could one of you clever blokes do it for me then email me the finished article?

    Sorry for being a numpty! Also she needs it by tomorrow (.


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    You could try Audacity and stretch it, then use the pitch control to make it sound better as stretching will lower the frequencies. Audacity can accept WAV or MP3 audio.
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    use GOLDWAVE links on this site

    ive used goldwave to stretch audio out, just remember though...the music will play slower
    ( you may not notice it... or maybe you will... give it a try and find out)

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    thanks guys. Will try it now.
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    I tried it with Audacity. Add the Lame MP3 codec to output MP3 from the program.

    Drop the file into Audacity.
    Under 'Edit>Select All'.
    Under 'Effect>Change Tempo'. I stretched it to 119 seconds or 4.8%.
    Then 'Effect>Change Pitch', increased the pitch by 4.8%.
    Saved out under 'File>Export as MP3'. It will ask the location of the Lame enc.dll the first time you use it.

    But you may have figured this out already. (If I did it correctly, that is. But it sounded OK to me.)
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