Nice post. I wasn't aware that audio speeds could be adjusted manually.
I am curious how the speed of someone's voice affects learning for different people. Since the speed of somone's voice is an auditory sub-modality, it may affect people in different ways. In my case an increase in the speed of someone's voice accelerates the rate at which I produce pictures in my minds-eye. The faster I produce these pictures, the more I can download and the more information I can learn. I wonder how this works for others?
If the voice speed is too fast then I loose the detail and it becomes a fuzzy picture. If I have control over the speed then I can get the detail I need by slowing the audio down.
I wonder how the pitch of the audio at the higher speed affects peoples learning ability?
Food For Thought,
Stephen Martile — Personal Development with NLP