Today marks version 3.1 of the audio time-stretching and pitch-shifting library Rubber Band. This release focuses primarily on performance improvements. In version 3.0 we introduced a totally new, higher-quality processing engine, which I'll refer to as the R3 engine. The older one is still included, and I'll call that R2. Although the output of R3… Continue reading Performance improvements in Rubber Band Library
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Rubber Band Library: a thrilling new release
Rubber Band is a software library I wrote a while ago for changing audio recordings, typically of music, by altering their speed or pitch independently of one another — often known as time-stretching and pitch-shifting. There's a new release out, version 3.0, and I think it's terrific and sounds great and I'm very proud of… Continue reading Rubber Band Library: a thrilling new release
Rubber Band Library v1.8.2
I have finally managed to get together all the bits that go into a release of the Rubber Band library, and so have just released version 1.8.2. The Rubber Band library is a software library for time-stretching and pitch-shifting of audio, particularly music audio. That means that it takes a recording of music and adjusts… Continue reading Rubber Band Library v1.8.2
Rubber Band Audio v1.9.0
Some three years after its last release (!), I present to you version 1.9.0 of Rubber Band Audio: Rubber Band Audio is a little audio-processing application that does time-stretching and pitch-shifting using the Rubber Band Library. It's quite a neat tool for adjusting loops, adapting recordings to a new key, or slowing down sections for… Continue reading Rubber Band Audio v1.9.0
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