Windows 10: How can I change the pitch of my music/sound?

I remember that I used to have these settings available pre-installed through the Realtek Manager, but now those settings disappeared from the icons in the lower right and when I try accessing the app itself through my files no matter what I do the application doesn't want to run.

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Good surround sound headset

I know you say you're not that guy, but stepping into the $250+ range really brings a change in build quality that might have you never having to buy another set. Otherwise, getting 6 speakers with decent sound in a headset is hard, and that's what you are asking for, and I have no suggestions, but just a bump up the list. *Stick Out Tongue

 

E71 drops A2DP and changes sound pitch - what?!

I have my brand new E71 in my pocket and it's paired with my Motorola HT820 A2DP-compatable stereo headset. This is the first time I test the headset with my E71.

After some time of usage the connection starts dropping (i.e. the sound keeps constantly cutting off). In addition, the headset/phone goes randomly FAST FORWARD. My third problem is that while I was listening to Bruce Hornsby's That's The Way It Is (*grin*),
the music changed it's pitch - it made Bruce toggle between Barry White and Alvin the chipmunk.

Ok, not that dramatically, but the change in pitch was clearly audible - I'm a musician, so this isn't just my head failing.

I got to the conclusion that the cutting-off of the sound was at least partly due to my laptop's (Thinkpad X31) electric interference (if I put my head close to the keyboard the sound would cut off and resume after I backed up a little), though my girlfriend's
MacBook doesn't do that (yay, way to go Apple).

As to the sound pitch problem or the FAST FORWARD, I have no clue. Maybe they also have something to do with home appliances causing interference and messing up the exchange in data between the devices?

 

E71 drops A2DP and changes sound pitch - what?!

I have come up with a way to reproduce this problem with 100% accuracy. The following information is a bit.. surprising.

So, 3G is now off, I'm using GSM to avoid interference. I pair up my Motorola headset with my phone and start the music player.

I'm - at least trying to be - far from active electric appliances, such as my computers.

I lock the keypad and put the cellphone in the pocket of my trousers. At first everything seemed to work fine - until my spouse came and hugged me (!!?).

To cut to the chase: applying mild pressure to the cellphone, i.e. pressing it against my thigh when pocketed makes the cellphone FAST FORWARD or STOP the music. After doing so the pitch, the key, of the music has changed - usually to a higher pitch, but it
"slows down" to normal pitch within a few seconds. I took the phone out of my pocket and tried pressing the keypad (remember I have my keypad locked) and applying some pressure to the antennas and the body of the phone - nothing. I put it in my pants and press
it mildly against my thigh and there it is again! The sound cuts off!

The behavior I described in my first post is explained through using.. well.. tighter trousers, that made the phone press against my thigh when turning my waist.

There's no physical contact between my skin and the phone so I'm REALLY puzzled now. Electrostatic interference..? I'm losing my marbles here

Nokia, can you hear me? Help!!

EDIT: I googled "bluetooth interference" and found out that the pitch problem can be caused by certain WIFI frequencies - and even bluetooth. Turning off my computer's bluetooth and checking that there weren't any WIFI connections interfering didn't change
the sound drop-off behavior. Nor am I sure if it helped the pitch changing problem.

Message Edited by on 06-Jul-2008 03:40 PM