If you highlight part of an audio and make it faster/slower, the audio after it will become degraded.
I don't know when it started, but it must have been around this year.
It is on the project editor and Scratch 3.0 offline.
What should happen is that only the highlighted part gets changed
The highlighted part does get changed, but it effects the audio after it.
My browser / operating system: Windows NT 10.0, Chrome 84.0.4147.135, No Flash version detected
Proof: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/419741088/
How to reproduce:
1: Choose an audio loop (I recommend Dance Around)
2: Go to any part after begging and before the end and highlight it
3: Press the faster button around 5-10 times
4: Unselect the part of the audio
5: You did it.

It's a pretty weird glitch indeed. Tell me if you know about this or know how to fix this.
Please don't reply if you haven't tried it yourself.

EDIT: Please don't listen to anybody saying it is not a glitch.
Also, this was re-shared because i accidentally closed the last topic.

I was skeptical, but I tried it myself with the Drum loop, and it actually happens.

Try it yourself before replying.

Create a new project, add the Dance Around loop (the effect is most noticeable there), select some random part in the middle, and make it faster and faster.

Woah. Weird.

I can reproduce this, the effects are very interesting. My theory is that Scratch is compressing the music as you fast forward or slow down the music. The more compressed it is, the worse it sounds.
correct me on that.

That's great that you have a theory! Just, when will the bug be fixed…

(yes, this is a bump)

Dazed the audio glitched required:P

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