Slow Down WAV

1) Sign up for Descript for free. You have 1 free hour of transcription per month. No credit card is required.

2) Upload your video to Descript by dragging and dropping it into the project window.

3) Once upload has finished, head to the "Layer" option on the right-hand panel and adjust the speed of your clips under "Duration". You can drag left and right in the "Speed" and "Duration" boxes or — for more precise control — simply type in any multiplier.

4) Share the optimized clip by clicking on Publish and selecting the "Export" button to post it or download the WAV file to your desired location.

• Improved Clarity: Slowing down WAV files can make speech and musical notes clearer, aiding in detailed analysis.
• Enhanced Learning: Ideal for language learners and musicians, slowing down audio helps in understanding and practicing difficult sections.
• Precise Editing: Easier to identify and edit specific parts of the audio, such as removing background noise or correcting errors.
• Better Transcription: Slower audio speeds facilitate accurate transcription, especially for complex or fast-paced dialogues.
• Creative Effects: Slowing down WAV files can add unique effects to your projects, making them more engaging and innovative.

• Use High-Quality Software: Ensure you are using a reliable and high-quality software like Descript to avoid any loss in audio quality.
• Adjust Gradually: Make small, incremental adjustments to the speed to find the perfect balance without distorting the audio.
• Monitor Pitch: Keep an eye on the pitch settings to maintain the natural tone of the audio while slowing it down.
• Check Synchronization: Ensure that any accompanying video or other audio tracks remain synchronized with the slowed-down WAV file.
• Preview Changes: Always preview your changes before finalizing to make sure the slowed-down audio meets your expectations.