See Audio Effects: New in Wolfram Language 11

See Audio Effects

Look at the waveform for an audio sample.

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voice = ExampleData[{"Audio", "MaleVoice"}, "Audio"];
Legended[AudioPlot[voice], voice]

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Shift the pitch of the audio object down.

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shift = AudioPitchShift[
   voice, -Quantity[2, IndependentUnit["semitones"]]];
Legended[AudioPlot[shift], shift]

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Speeding up the audio changes the length of time it takes to play.

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stretch = AudioTimeStretch[voice, .5];
Legended[AudioPlot[stretch], stretch]

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Adding a reverberation causes gaps in the sound to be partially filled.

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reverb = AudioReverb[voice, "LargeHall"];
Legended[AudioPlot[reverb], reverb]

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