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  1. Can someone explain to me why these two audio clips sound different from these two normal ones?
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  2. The main difference between "Clone Return.mp3" and "Evil_Jimmy's_Return_Message.ogg" is the volume. The former may have some blown out peaks. The spectral content looks similar.

    "Shreder.mp3" and "Shredder_Earth.mp3.mpeg" sound similar but the latter has been time stretched (or the former time-compressed), without pitch shift. Spectrums are similar. The former is encoded as 32bit floats, the latter as 16 bit PCM.
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  3. Originally Posted by jagabo View Post
    The main difference between "Clone Return.mp3" and "Evil_Jimmy's_Return_Message.ogg" is the volume. The former may have some blown out peaks. The spectral content looks similar.

    "Shreder.mp3" and "Shredder_Earth.mp3.mpeg" sound similar but the latter has been time stretched (or the former time-compressed), without pitch shift. Spectrums are similar. The former is encoded as 32bit floats, the latter as 16 bit PCM.
    How do I make the normal ones sound like the different ones?
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  4. Sorry, after another listen, the time stretched audio does have a pitch shift.
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    Originally Posted by Sound Master View Post
    Originally Posted by jagabo View Post
    The main difference between "Clone Return.mp3" and "Evil_Jimmy's_Return_Message.ogg" is the volume. The former may have some blown out peaks. The spectral content looks similar.

    "Shreder.mp3" and "Shredder_Earth.mp3.mpeg" sound similar but the latter has been time stretched (or the former time-compressed), without pitch shift. Spectrums are similar. The former is encoded as 32bit floats, the latter as 16 bit PCM.
    How do I make the normal ones sound like the different ones?
    Maybe you should use some sound effects?
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    Originally Posted by jagabo View Post
    Sorry, after another listen, the time stretched audio does have a pitch shift.


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