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Audacity 3.5 Released with Cloud Saving, Beat Detection, Pitch Shifting, and More

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Audacity 3.5 Released with Cloud Saving, Beat Detection, Pitch Shifting, and More

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Audacity 3.5 Released with Cloud Saving, Beat Detection, Pitch Shifting, and More - 9to5Linux

Audacity 3.5 open-source digital audio editor and recording application is now available for download with several new features.

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Didn’t Audacity already have pitch shifting? Or did they improve the algorithm? If the latter is true, this is very exciting to me

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