How to Get a Stutter Effect on Vocals (Adobe Audition Multitrack)

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[@RudyMemes]

You should rename this video to add the pitch shifting part! I seriously needed this for a project and you gave me the solution for both issues! Amazing!

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[@ThoseLittleVoices]

Pitch Shifter is not showing up under my envelopes after I add it as an effect.

[@MikeRussell]

It sounds like you may need to go to the "Effects Rack" panel and make sure the Pitch Shifter effect is enabled and visible there after adding it to your vocal track in Adobe Audition's Multitrack!

[@ThoseLittleVoices]

@@MikeRussell thank you Mike!

[@EricNoneless]

@@ThoseLittleVoices After a long time I noticed I was looking at the clip effects instead of effects track.

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[@archives783-p9e]

Mike, I've noticed while using your presets if I put a piece of audio on Voice Processed and enable pitch shifter I will sometimes get a flanger effect on the other part of the voice over that is on Voice Processed but not being pitch shifted. Do you have any idea why this happens?

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