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\nRight click on the file in iTunes and choose “Show in Finder.” Then right click the file and open in Quicktime Player. In Quicktime Player you can choose the playback speed by using the A\/V Controls (Command + K or Window>A\/V Controls). From there, you can select the playback speed:<\/p>\n
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Alternatively, you could use VLC or another music player.<\/p>\n
Windows Media Player:<\/strong><\/p>\n You can change the speed at which files play in the Player. For example, you can slow down the playback speed if you’re taking notes while watching a training video, or you can speed up the slow sections of a presentation.<\/p>\n Ballet Class Music Player:<\/strong><\/p>\n I recommend the ‘Ballet Class’ app. It can double or triple the length of a piece of music. Also, it has the capability to change the tempo of the music. Very handy to have.<\/span><\/p>\n -Stephen Barnes<\/span><\/p>\n Download the Ballet Class Music Player<\/a> app.<\/p>\n\n
\nIf you\u2019re in the Player Library, click the Switch to Now Playing button in the lower-right corner of the Player.<\/li>\n
\nTo select speeds between the labeled play speeds, in the Play speed settings dialog box, clear the Snap slider to common speeds check box.<\/li>\n
\nAdditional Information: http:\/\/windows.microsoft.com\/en-US\/windows7\/Change-playback-speed-in-Windows-Media-Player.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n