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17.06.2006, 07:01 PM
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I've got this bunch of samples.....
which are running at +12 pitch.... chipmunk kinda stuff.
Does anyone know of a utility that would allow me to load up a batch of samples, change the pitch then save them all again in one hit? WAV format. I tried Audition 2 but that doesn't work, as it only allows you to batch convert file formats. Theres hundreds of files so to even think about correcting them individually is just plain wrong and may cause me just to give up my music career, which by the way hasn't even bloody started yet. 
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