Slow Motion/ Fast Motion Audio?

can you slow down a clip without giving the audio the monster effect, and vice versa with fast??
Message was edited by: M9GL

One possible way would be to de-link (Shift-L) the audio from the video, and apply then select the video by itself and apply the speed changes. Naturally the audio will no longer be in sync with your video for the obvious reasons. Oh, don't forget to turn linking back on Shift-L as it effects all clips.
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