Hi,
Yes, this is exactly what one can do with sound forge and
probably any decent sound editor. You record the 1 and 7 eighth
casette at 3 and a half. You, of course, hear one side forward and
the other backward at twice the normal speed. then you work with
each track separately, reversing if you need to, but you paste the
file into a mono 22.5 rather than 44.1 khz file. Hth.
Rusty
>Another question. If any of you use 4 track tapes is it possible to put
>these in the stereo and later reverse tracks on the right side of the stereo
>field and make all tracks mono
>Also is it possible to record at a high speed and slow down the recording
>for the mp3?
>thanks
>bb
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