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Sound like that my cut will sound strange no matter what I do. In those cases, I walk away for a while and try again later.I use Audacity also and I like the idea of making a program or dance music slower during the learning process. I might try that but I tend to be rather close with my CDs. For some reason I am afraid of using them all up and having to buy a new spool. Quote from: Purple Sparkly on March 22, 2011, 03:43:01 PMI like the idea of making a program or dance music slower during the learning process. I might try that but I tend to be rather close with my CDs. For some reason I am afraid of using them all up and having to buy a new spool.Since Audacity is quick to use to re-tempo music, I cut each compulsory dance track several times in the same sitting (say at 70% of speed, 80%, 90%, 100% and 105%. The 105% is for test time - if I can do it decently at 105% then test speed in theory won't faze me!) Once they're all cut, I load them all on the mp3 player. You could also burn them all onto the one CD, and save using up blanks? Quote from: aussieskater on March 22, 2011, 07:03:36 PMSince Audacity is quick to use to re-tempo music, I cut each compulsory dance track several times in the same sitting (say at 70% of speed, 80%, 90%, 100% and 105%. The 105% is for test time - if I can do it decently at 105% then test speed in theory won't faze me!) Once they're all cut, I load them all on the mp3 player. You could also burn them all onto the one CD, and save using up blanks?I could but there are, of course, a whole bunch of compulsory dances and several tracks for each, so I may need more than one CD, anyway. Maybe I'll make a Pre-Silver/Silver CD and maybe just with two or three speeds. That should last me a while.