Slow Down AIFF

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 AIFF file to your desired location.

• Enhanced Clarity: Slowing down AIFF files can make intricate details more audible, perfect for transcription or analysis.
• Improved Learning: Musicians and language learners can benefit from a slower pace to better understand and practice complex pieces.
• Precise Editing: A slower speed allows for more accurate cuts and adjustments, ensuring a polished final product.
• Better Comprehension: Slower playback can help in understanding fast-paced dialogues or lectures, making it easier to take notes.
• Creative Effects: Slowing down audio can add unique effects to your projects, giving them a distinctive and professional touch.

• Use High-Quality Software: Ensure you're using a reliable tool like Descript to maintain audio fidelity when adjusting speed.
• Adjust Pitch Separately: When slowing down, use software that allows you to control pitch independently to avoid distortion.
• Monitor Waveforms: Keep an eye on the waveform to ensure that slowing down doesn't introduce unwanted artifacts or noise.
• Test Different Speeds: Experiment with various speeds to find the optimal rate that retains clarity and detail.
• Save Original Files: Always keep a copy of the original AIFF file to revert back if needed, ensuring you don't lose quality.