Testing an Audio Source that has Pitch Raised but Speed Unchanged

"Testing an Audio Source that has Pitch Raised but Speed Unchanged" is a video of Plushblue EP's that was posted on November 3rd, 2019.

VIDEO DESCRIPTION
I provided an example with pitch raised and speed changed (Columbia Pictures Logo), and one with the same technique, but speed remains untouched (Italian Summer).

Narrated by Microsoft Mike

VIDEO'S ACTIONS
After the fair use warning, Microsoft Mike (who narrates the slides) asks the viewers that sometimes when the pitch of any audio source is increased, the video speed does so as well. We then go to our first example; that exact pitch and speed change. The Columbia Pictures theme from 1993 plays at 1.25 speed. Afterwards, Mike tells the viewers that Plushblue had found an effect in Adobe Audition that changed the pitch, but not the speed. Then, we go to our last example which is of course, Italian Summer, but in a different pitch, and same 130 bpm tempo.

PARTS OF "ITALIAN SUMMER" USED
The two choruses.

TRIVIA

 * The fair use warning music is the Rankin-Bass theme.
 * This is the first VOMWISIT video we heard Italian Summer in a different pitch, but keeping the tempo.
 * The font used for the slides was Digital-7, but the extra info was written in Friz Quadrata.
 * This is the third video we heard the track remixed in Adobe Audition.