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stretcher with partial phase locking to peak frequencies and phase
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resynchronisation at noisy transients. It is suitable for most
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musical uses with its default settings, and has a range of options
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to adjust if desired.
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for fine tuning.
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** Real-time capable
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In addition to the offline mode (where all audio data is available
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beforehand), Rubber Band supports a true real-time, lock-free
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streaming mode, in which the time and pitch scaling ratios may be
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dynamically adjusted during use.
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In addition to the offline mode (for use in situations where all
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audio data is available beforehand), Rubber Band supports a true
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real-time, lock-free streaming mode, in which the time and pitch
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scaling ratios may be dynamically adjusted during use.
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** Sample-accurate duration adjustment
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** Free Software
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Rubber Band is Free Software, published under the GNU General
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Public License. This means you may use, modify and redistribute
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it free of charge under certain conditions, such as that you
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offer the same conditions when re-distributing Rubber Band or
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works based on it. Please read the file COPYING for details.
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Commercial terms are also available for proprietary applications.
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Rubber Band is Free Software published under the GNU General
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Public License.
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Limitations:
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** Not very fast
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** Not especially fast
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The algorithm used by Rubber Band is fundamentally not all that
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quick, and Rubber Band is not the fastest implementation on earth.
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** Not exactly state of the art
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** Not especially state of the art
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Rubber Band employs well known algorithms which work well in many
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situations, but it isn't "cutting edge" in any interesting sense.
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