This Adobe Premiere tutorial goes over two different but similar sound effects: changing audio to make it sound as if it is muffled through a wall and changing audio to make it sound as if it is coming out of a radio.
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Is there anyway to make any part of a music file sound as if it's underwater using Premiere Pro?
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