Yan Charbonneau wrote:Thank you for the suggestion! Will try. I'm having a bit of trouble now with selecting Pitch in the automation. Seems I can't see the Pitch plugins to select it in the pulldown on the header of the track... Will continue trying!

I think you first have to add Pitch to the effects on that track. So, for example, if your audio track is named A1, go to the mixer, look for track A1, and then look for "Effects" near the top, click on that and select Pitch.
Next go up and activate automation, which will then enable a list of buttons across the top of your screen; select Plugins.
Now look over at your track header on the left and you'll see an icon for automation; if you click in that dropdown menu you should now be able to find Pitch.
My suggestion above for using slow motion might help, but just be aware that the pitch will slow down too during slow-motion playback...obviously you'll have to figure out in advance how far you want the pitch to drop or rise at the spot you're trying to fix; you won't be able to do it by ear if you play back in slow-motion!
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