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Shane Powell
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6 September, 16:30
Why does helium raise you voice
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Emely Blair
6 September, 16:44
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Because it drains the pitch from your voice
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Patricky
6 September, 16:54
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Helium drains the pitch from your voice, making it high pitch.
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