How do you gradually slow down a track?

Question

As far as I can tell, it should work the same way as gradually changing pitch. On Adobe Audition CS6 on a Mac, gradually changing pitch is as simple as using the Time and Pitch > "Time and Stretch (process)" under the Effects menu, then switching from the iZotope plugin to the Audition plugin, and adjusting the beginning pitch and final pitch over the selected audio. Why doesn't this work with the time? I'm trying to slow down a piece of audio gradually, but it doesn't seem to work.

_durin_ · Accepted Answer

There are a few ways to slow a portion of a track down. Use Effects > Time & Pitch > Stretch and PItch (process). If you choose the Audition algorithm, you can perform a gliding stretch which will let you stretch from 100% (normal playback) up to 800% (8x slower) over time.

If you're using Audition CC, the Pitch Bender effect will allow you to keyframe the slowdown on screen so you can draw the curve and duration you want directly on the waveform.

VegaVox · Answer

I would like to have the same BPM in a WAV file.It is a live recording that slows down from a certain point on; of course pitch ought to remain the same.Is there any way to do that?Thanks!

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