Moving Audio Clip less then 1 frame in Premiere

Is it possible to move an audio clip less then one frame in premiere CS4. I recorded and then remixed in Audition 3. Live concert was also recorded in HDV on a Canon hv30. I want to use the remixed audio with the video footage in place of the camera audio. It was recorded hdv 30P so one frame is a significant amount of time from the audios point of view. The audio and video are about half a frame apart. The only thing I can think of is take the audio back into audition and shorten the lead in by the required amount. I was hoping for a easier way.
Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
Ken

Ken,
Glad that it did work for you. Now, there are still some frame-specific things that can and cannot be done, as PrPro is frame-based, but for your need, it sounded like a good solution.
Thanks for reporting success,
Hunt
PS so you can mark your question as having been answered, right?

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