Hi,

i was listening to a voice being stretched 158 times by a program called
"paulstretch" and wondered if it is interesting to wrap it into the Csound
system. Does anyone know if the algorithm used is very different from that
of Pvsanal or Loris or Atsa?
It sounds greaeaeaeaeaeaeaeaeaeaeaeaeaeaeaeaeatttttttttttt.

greetings
menno

and sndwarp.  I used that to stretch a voice to about 128 times in my
rarely heasr "Sing the World"

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> Hi,
>
> i was listening to a voice being stretched 158 times by a program called
> "paulstretch" and wondered if it is interesting to wrap it into the Csound
> system. Does anyone know if the algorithm used is very different from that
> of Pvsanal or Loris or Atsa?
> It sounds greaeaeaeaeaeaeaeaeaeaeaeaeaeaeaeaeatttttttttttt.
>
> greetings
> menno
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okay, okay, enough possibilities for stretching with high quality already.
I tried sndwarp and get very nice results too :)

thanks
menno