This page provides a comprehensive overview of all the Audacity versions. Links to relevant Release Notes are mostly available, plus an archive of the recent "What's New" pages (only available from Audacity 2.1.3 onwards). Hi Andreas, The German interface translation of Sliding Time Scale / Pitch Shift is "Geschwindigkeit gleitend andern" but as has been reported on the Forum this ignores the Pitch change part of the effect. So users who want to change pitch may miss using this effect. Sliding Time Scale / Pitch Shift Deslizante Escala de tiempo / Pitch Shift This effect allows you to make a continuous change to the tempo and/or pitch of a selection by choosing initial and/or final change values. About Audacity Manual Acerca de Audacity Manual Compressor: new option to compress based on peaks, improved attack and decay time support. Improved design for Mixer Board. 1.3.8: 17 July 2009 VST Effects now display GUI by default. Faster Equalization and Noise Removal; improved Truncate Silence and Click Track. 1.3.7: 28 January 2009 High-quality "Sliding Time Scale/Pitch Shift" effect. Entering Shift finds the Effect menu item "Sliding Time Scale / Pitch Shift" and the "Time Shift Tool" command, but excludes all the shortcuts that include the Shift modifier. Entering just b finds all menu items or commands that include the letter "b", but does not find the "Play to Selection" command with its default shortcut of "B". swoosh39.wav given the Sliding Time Scale/Pitch Shift in Audacity. Now in multiple takes. (but the first take sounds a little strange and faked sliding time scale/pitch shift help! Hey, I have fl 9, and I can't seem to find any way of modifying the time scale/pitch of a song. My goal is to create a sort of drop off effect that sounds like the song is winding down. at the moment, I am using audacity to achieve this, but I want to know if it's possible to do it in fl. Unfortunately "Sliding Time Scale / Pitch Shift " bug is still existing. Did you report this bug to the Audacity developer ? @LazY Puppy Audacity do not contain the manual and quick help by default. There is a version for Windows and Mac OS available which contain manual and quick help but unfortunately there don't exist such a version for I have Audacity, but I haven't found a way to make one. (For those who don't know, a Doppler effect is the effect created when a moving object making a sound moves to or from the listener and the pitch is changed due to the sound waves being more or less compressed. Like when you're next to the road and a car passes) Sliding Stretch replace Sliding Time Scale / Pitch Shift. The effect that was formerly named "Sliding Time Scale / Pitch Shift" has been renamed to "Sliding Stretch" for this release. This is a simple name change, no other changes have been made to the effect. Here are couple tutorials that I created that show how to convert your music from the 440 Hz tuning to 432 Hz tuning. This tutorial shows both a low quality and high quality conversion method in Audacity. I'm wondering if there's a way to adjust the pitch on a sound clip so that it gradually goes up or down. The only way I've found to do it so far is in steps in WaveEditor, but the end result is very jarring and not nearly as smooth as I'd like. I'm wondering if there's a way to adjust the pitch on a sound clip so that it gradually goes up or down. The only way I've found to