Consumer & Lifestyle · Media & EntertainmentsituationalMobileUX

No Simple Private Tool to Speed Up and Add Reverb to Songs

People who want to create sped-up, slowed, or nightcore versions of songs for personal enjoyment lack an easy browser tool that keeps their audio local, forcing them toward uploads to third-party sites or apps.

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