Does one exist? Either a personal MP3 player or a cd deck MP3 player for your car that has some type of pitch control. I would kill for something like this but I cannot find anything other than CDJs that have pitch control.

This would be particularly useful for me personally, because I run a lot and I need music to be sped up. It would be so nice just to adjust a dial or something to increase the pitch. As it stands now, I must adjust the playback rate of tracks, re-save them, and put them onto my MP3 player which is a pain in the ass and takes some time to do.

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Originally posted by Magnus Does one exist? Either a personal MP3 player or a cd deck MP3 player for your car that has some type of pitch control. I would kill for something like this but I cannot find anything other than CDJs that have pitch control. This would be particularly useful for me personally, because I run a lot and I need music to be sped up. It would be so nice just to adjust a dial or something to increase the pitch. As it stands now, I must adjust the playback rate of tracks, re-save them, and put them onto my MP3 player which is a pain in the ass and takes some time to do.

iRiver makes portable MP3 players that now have a speed control. It has I think 9 increments (plus & minus) of 10 % each. They call it 'Speed Control', but I never fiddled arond with it. I believe all of their current products have this feature, as long as you update the firmware.

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Originally posted by ali92 iRiver makes portable MP3 players that now have a speed control. It has I think 9 increments (plus & minus) of 10 % each. They call it 'Speed Control', but I never fiddled arond with it. I believe all of their current products have this feature, as long as you update the firmware.

I think so too.. at least my iRiver IFP-690 has "speed control"

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Originally posted by ali92 iRiver makes portable MP3 players that now have a speed control. It has I think 9 increments (plus & minus) of 10 % each. They call it 'Speed Control', but I never fiddled arond with it. I believe all of their current products have this feature, as long as you update the firmware.

increments of 10%? LOL

that is really completely un-useful

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Thanks for the info! Jeremy how well does this "speed control" work on your iRiver 690?

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