Is there a method in PM 6.5 to make a voice in an audio-clip go faster, but at the same time to keep the tune of the voice at the same height (so to avoid that the voice becomes "higher")?
Is there a way to skip silent pieces of an audio-track?

Kippie

Sounds like a job for Adobe Audition to me! If you can do it at all that is. I'm not convinced, personally, that speeding up the sound, i.e. changing the sound frequencies can be done without the change in pitch.

Depending on what you're tryign to achieve, have you tried disconnecting the sound from the video, speeding up the video and leaving the sound running at normal speed.

As for skipping silent pieces of audio... Presumably you want to simply take out the silect bits, moving the 'noisy' bits closer together. Once unclipped from the video, just treat it like any other piece of video, cut and splice it all over the place.

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it can be done pretty easily, yep. you can stretch/shrink the duration of audio without chaging the pitch, but if you try to change the duration by too much it'll start sounding pretty bad.

sure audition does it too.

hey i was thinking about looking into audition... is it worth the space and another program lying around?

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audition's great, yeah. if you ever do audio stuff, you need it.