pitchplay - wrapper script to play audio tracks with cdda2wav with different pitches through a soundcard

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                                          Tue Feb 15 12:53:23 MST 2005                              PITCHPLAY(1)

pitchplay allows playback of audio tracks with cdda2wav with pitches specified in  percentage  with  100%
       being the original pitch, 50% being one octave lower, 200% one octave higher.

pitchplay 1 90  3 140  5 50
       will play track 1 with a pitch of 90%, track 3 with a pitch of 140%, and track 5 with a pitch of 50%.

       pitchplay  - wrapper script to play audio tracks with cdda2wav with different pitches through a soundcard
       (cdda2wav must have soundcard support enabled).

cdda2wav(1)

pitchplay <track a> <pitch a> <track b> <pitch b>...