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shrinkdude412 · 10-05-2009

Gary, it looks as though you're using adobe premiere pro 4. If so, you should find a pitch shifter tool in your effects browser under audio effects. You'll find it under mono or stereo depending on which you shoot it. Just drag and drop it onto the audio of your clip, and you can adjust the pitches of the voices without changing the speed of the audio itself.

10-05-2009	#193
shrinkdude412 Occasionally Appears Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 35	Re: Giantess Zone Shrinking Ladies Thread Gary, it looks as though you're using adobe premiere pro 4. If so, you should find a pitch shifter tool in your effects browser under audio effects. You'll find it under mono or stereo depending on which you shoot it. Just drag and drop it onto the audio of your clip, and you can adjust the pitches of the voices without changing the speed of the audio itself.