HTML5 has set preserve pitch, otherwise known as time-stretch to keep the pitch of all notes nearly identical to original speed, but in doing so for slower speeds, causes horrible sound quality, not worth listening to.
I am providing a link to Mozilla developers page so you can see how to change this option, in HTML code, as well as Javascript
This allows the pitch to go down with slower speeds, just like slowing down a 45 rpm record to 33, with ZERO additional sound processing and near identical audio quality.
Toxblh
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2 months ago
HTML5 has set preserve pitch, otherwise known as time-stretch to keep the pitch of all notes nearly identical to original speed, but in doing so for slower speeds, causes horrible sound quality, not worth listening to.
I am providing a link to Mozilla developers page so you can see how to change this option, in HTML code, as well as Javascript
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/web/api/htmlMediaElement/preservesPitch
This allows the pitch to go down with slower speeds, just like slowing down a 45 rpm record to 33, with ZERO additional sound processing and near identical audio quality.