Rendering Project - Audio failure

Hi,
I've just finished a music video, where the sound was recorded separately. I synchronized the sound with the picture by slowing it down 1%. Everything works fine in the work area, but after rendering or exporting the project the sound goes back, speeds up that 1% unsynchronizing it!
Is there a trick here that I should apply before rendering or exporting??

I got it :)!! I just had to take off the starting audio transition which I guess messed up the thing! Thanks anyway!!

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