Winamp Playback Speed

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Winamp Playback Speed

  1. Winamp Playback Speed Tester
  2. Winamp Slow Playback Speed

Activation & Uninstallation

  • Winamp voice control playback in Title/Summary Winamp Tray Control Icon Pack Main features: - Contains 36 of the best icon packs available for the Tray Control Plug-in. Installer shows you a preview for each single icon pack if you hover the mouse.
  • New: optional 24bit playback for many codecs (turn it on in Preferences-Playback) New: Replaygain support for MP3, AAC, Vorbis, M4A and WMA New: added ml views & playlists to Play- submenu of right click popup menu.
  • Speed up or slow down the music tempo without affecting the music key (pitch) Change the music key (pitch) without affecting the tempo; Change the music 'speed' (playback rate) as if vinyl records were played at higher or lower speeds than rated; Attenuate singing vocals in songs while still playing the instrumental music.
  • Speed up audio without making it sound funny! The algorithm behind audio speed changer uses time stretching to achieve a faster or slower playback without changing the pitch of the sound. This helps keep the key of the music even at double speed, allowing you to play along without re-tuning your instrument or transposing the piece.
PaceMaker plug-in installer activates PaceMaker so thatit automatically opens when Winamp and/or MediaMonkey player starts. If the plug-in hasbeenmanually deactivated or it does not appear with Winamp / MediaMonkey playet, it can bere-enabled as follows.

Winamp was first released in 1997, when Justin Frankel and Dmitry Boldyrev, formerly students at the University of Utah, integrated their Windows user interface with the Advanced Multimedia Products ('AMP') MP3 file playback engine. The name Winamp (originally spelled WinAMP) was a portmanteau of 'Windows' and 'AMP'.


Using Winamp Player:

  • To enable PaceMaker

    1. Start the Winamp playerapplication.

    2. Go to Winamp preferences bychoosing 'Options->Preferences' from Winamp main menu (or push<ctrl+p> in the Winamp main window)

    3. Choose entry'Plug-ins->DSP/Effect' on the property tree at left side of theWinamp Preferences window.

    4. Choose 'PaceMaker tempocontroller' on the plug-in list (see picture below)

  • To close the PaceMaker window

    1. Go to Winamp preferences asdescribed above

    2. Choose entry'Plug-ins->DSP/Effect' on the property tree at left

    3. Choose '(none)' on the plug-inlist (see picture below)


Using MediaMonkey Player:

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  • To enable PaceMaker A paint brush.

    1. Start the MediaMonkey playerapplication.

    2. Go to MediaMonkey options bychoosing 'Tools->Options' in MediaMonkey application menu

    3. Choose entry'Player->DSP Plug-ins' on the property tree at left side of the Options window.

    4. Enable checkbox for 'PaceMaker tempo/pitchcontroller' in the plug-in list (see picture below)

  • To close the PaceMaker window

    1. Go to MediaMonkey options asdescribed above

    2. Choose entry'Player->DSP Plug-ins' on the property tree at left

    3. Uncheck 'PaceMaker tempo/pitchcontroller' in the plug-in list (see picture below)

Winamp Slow Playback Speed


Uninstalling PaceMaker

To permanently uninstall PaceMakerplug-in from your computer, go to Windows Control panel, select 'Add orRemove Programs' and uninstall PaceMaker from the list of software.