c# code in audio field

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Can C# code be used to shift audio pitch?
I intend to create C# code to shift sound a little bit higher
or a little bit lower. Can I do that? Is there a class available?

tq

Posted 3-Feb-10 3:10am

han2754

Updated 3-Feb-10 4:25am

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Rick Shaub · Answer 1 · 2010-02-03T03:53:00

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There aren't any built into the .NET Framework that I know. The two articles linked from this page: http://www.dspdimension.com/admin/pitch-shifting-using-the-ft-csharp-code/[^] should give you a good start.

Posted 3-Feb-10 3:53am

Rick Shaub

Updated 3-Feb-10 4:26am

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