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  • From: Peter Baxter <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 13 Sep 2006 22:10:30 +1000

Hi people,

I have an interesting one.  I regularly use Quicktime to play accompaniments for my music students and use one of Doug's applescripts to speed up the accompaniment and slow it down depending on the ability of the student I am working with.  The script is below.

I would like to be able to tune the music as well as some of my recordings are baroque and played a semitone lower than the modern instrument.  Changing the pitch can also help a clarinettist play with an un-transposed accompaniment.  Anyway, Quicktime has a slider in its AV controls called "Pitch shift" and I would like to be able to alter it in the same way as the script below works on the speed of the music.  Is there anyone who can help me script the slider?

set myspeeds to {0.7, 0.8, 0.9, 1.0, 1.1, 1.2, 1.3, 0}
set myChoice to (choose from list myspeeds)


tell application "iTunes"
pause
set my_track to location of current track
set my_seconds to player position
end tell

tell application "QuickTime Player"


open my_track
set my_movie to first movie
set ts to time scale of my_movie
set current time of my_movie to my_seconds * ts
set rate of my_movie to myChoice as integer -- starts playing


end tell



Peter Baxter
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Peter Baxter
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