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And by 10%, I'm talking about the minimum speed.
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Keep in mind that when you do add 20 Hz, it's gonna add a lot more sub with the 60 Hz. 150 Hz is bass too as well, but some songs may not be felt as much with the 60 Hz together. Will you please add 20 Hz to the equalizer?
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Actually, 528 Hz is the same pitch as 444 Hz. 528 Hz pitch is .1564, and 444 Hz pitch is .1566. Slightly flat and sharp. 528 Hz is in the C scale, and 444 Hz is in the A scale. Both tuning hz frequencies if 528 Hz and 444 Hz are in the same pitch as…
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I'm being honest with you
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15% is cool, though. But, the sound from the pitch and tempo sounds almost echoey and springy when the song is played through.
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The equalizer should've been more clear pure natural boost sounding instead of distorted, but the preamp is pretty much helpful.
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Be honest with your answer
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Okay, it's just that some songs are hard to feel from 60 Hz when it's boosted up to +15 dB. 20 Hz could probably help to feel it more with 60 Hz. Some songs were frequency felt, some weren't.
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Is it okay for the equalizer to distort when it comes to boosting and cutting?
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Will you please bring the 10% back?
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20 Hz is the lowest frequency and 20K Hz is the highest frequency
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Make sure that the equalizer frequencies are updated in the future
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The track that I told you was a pure example of 10%
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Including the input and output gain to 30 dB update as well on the Compressor
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-60 Threshold update please?
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10% minimum speed was the natural sounding way to slow speeds down from like 50% and other percentages.
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Because tbh, the very first song I actually heard was No Love by Eminem ft. Lil Wayne at 10x Slow Down. The video was titled CREEPY!!! Eminem ft. Lil Wayne No Love 10x SLOW DOWN. It was back since Tuesday July 5th, 2011. It literally played the whol…
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Including genre. I forgot to put it there.
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I ain't/I'm not gonna lie, 101.82% does make a lot of sense though. Because it's the last ending of 101.81% in the calculator. 101.82% is slightly higher than 101.81% when the 81s are typed in more and the last number 82 is typed in from the last te…
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Could 101.82% be edited, changed and put into the Rate Shift Calculator instead of 101.81%? Or, no?
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Thank you so much
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Okay. But as far as I checked the cent frequency converter site, the ratio rate still says 101.81% with all 81s
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What about the pitch as well?
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I could be correctly right or incorrectly wrong
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So, 101.82 should be put instead of 101.81? Or, no?
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Should Maximum encoding quality: Significantly slower be clicked? Or no?
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Thank you
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As it turns out, mp3 did allow me to tag edit. It problem solved it and it worked out perfectly.
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I think mp3 will be problem-solving. The wav is probably the reason the tag editor didn't work.
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Even I did saved so many edited tracks that were edited from just mostly loops, then to loop and preamp. And, it still never allowed me to hit tag editor.
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