How would I speed up a sound without changing the pitch and do the same with slowing down?

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#21

Use my code is it thats what we are doing now skidd!

#22

None of that code is even from you

#23

I’ll try to figure out something with this then, I’ll update you if I get somewhere. Thanks for your reply. if I do find something out it will be marked as solution

#24

It is all mine actually as we are all interconnected (Buddhism)

#25

:dizzy_face:

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#26

when were you born

(aaaaaaaaaaaaaa)

#27

13 years before you, I went to get milk

#28

Honestly quite a trustable statement from a guy who chooses to argue on the roblox devforum of all places.

#29

I helped you and you spit in my face

#30

You are no onion because if I cut you I am no gonna cry

#31

You did not help me in any way, you keep choosing to argue, and your original statement was not helpful at all, you just wrote an essay on basic sound.

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#34

I did a but of Research, According to a Couple of Sources,
Its “currently” Impossible to match sound with Pitch (Unlikely, so take it with a grain of salt) , The only way you could is to do:

NewPitch = 0.9 -- Polar Opposite of Octave ( -0.1  )
Normal = 1
NewOctave = 1.1 -- Polar Opposite of Pitch ( +0.1 )

You need to match the exact opposite of the Pitch and Octave,

So if you add .2 to your Octave, you will have to Subtract .2 for the Pitch, and Vice Versa depending on what you changed.

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#37

I think you might need to multiply the addition on the octave by 2 because 1.5 and 0.5 wouldn’t keep the same pitch, only 2 and 0.5 would (I am not 100% sure but it seems like it sounds more normal when I multiply the addition by 2)

#38

Yes
1 / 2 = 0.5 and 1 x 2 = 2
This is pretty much what you are doing:

---[[ Variables I Used for tests
Sound = script.Parent.Parent
PSSE = script.Parent
--]]
Normal = 1
EqualizerNum = 2
---[[ Can be Swapped
PitchShift  = (Normal / EqualizerNum) -- 0.5
OctaveShift = (Normal * EqualizerNum) -- 2
--]]
Sound.PlaybackSpeed = PitchShift
PSSE.Octave = OctaveShift

script.Parent.Parent:Play() -- works as intended besides the side effects
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#39

Ok, I just wasn’t sure if you were saying I should use 1.5 instead of 2

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