Editing Premiere Audio in Audition - Revision history

Krusea: /* Export Audio as Multitrack Mixdown */

2022-01-26T20:22:27Z

‎Export Audio as Multitrack Mixdown

Krusea: /* Clipping Audio */

2021-08-19T21:54:15Z

‎Clipping Audio

Krusea: /* Clipping Audio */

2021-08-19T21:53:52Z

‎Clipping Audio

Krusea: /* Import the Audio File into Premiere Pro */

2021-01-29T22:13:33Z

‎Import the Audio File into Premiere Pro

Krusea: /* Opening Premiere Project in Audition */

2021-01-29T22:08:45Z

‎Opening Premiere Project in Audition

Krusea: /* Clip Effects vs. Channel Effects */

2021-01-29T22:07:05Z

‎Clip Effects vs. Channel Effects

Krusea at 22:03, 29 January 2021

2021-01-29T22:03:49Z

Krusea: /* Common Audition Mistakes / Issues */

2021-01-29T22:03:04Z

‎Common Audition Mistakes / Issues

Krusea: /* Clipping Audio */

2021-01-29T22:02:32Z

‎Clipping Audio

Krusea: /* Common Audition Mistakes / Issues */

2021-01-29T22:00:11Z

‎Common Audition Mistakes / Issues

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 ==== Export Audio as Multitrack Mixdown ====
-# Go to '''File > Export > Multitrack Mixdown > Entire Session\'''
+# Go to '''File > Export > Multitrack Mixdown > Entire Session'''
 # Name the file
 # Set the location in a folder with your '''Premiere Pro''' project
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 # Playback the project to make sure everything is in sync
 # Export a video file from '''Premiere Pro'''<br><br><br>
-=== Common Audition Mistakes / Issues ===
+=== Common Audition Mistakes and Issues ===
 Here is a brief look at some common mistakes and issues you may encounter:

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 ==== Clipping Audio ====
-* Make sure to keep an eye on the audio meter at the bottom of the screen, and/or the meter on the Mix track (at the bottom of the '''Multitrack Editor''' window.
+* Make sure to keep an eye on the audio meter at the bottom of the screen, and/or the meter on the '''Mix Track''' (at the bottom of the '''Multitrack Editor''' window.
 * If your audio hits or exceeds 0dB (indicated by red lights on your meter), you need to find a way to reduce the volume
 ** (ex: Reduce clip/channel/master volume, manipulate "volume envelopes"; apply a Limiter/Compressor, etc.).

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 ==== Clipping Audio ====
-* Make sure to keep an eye on the audio meter at the bottom of the screen, and/or the meter on the Master channel (at the bottom of the '''Multitrack Editor''' window.
+* Make sure to keep an eye on the audio meter at the bottom of the screen, and/or the meter on the Mix track (at the bottom of the '''Multitrack Editor''' window.
 * If your audio hits or exceeds 0dB (indicated by red lights on your meter), you need to find a way to reduce the volume
 ** (ex: Reduce clip/channel/master volume, manipulate "volume envelopes"; apply a Limiter/Compressor, etc.).

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 # Set the location in a folder with your '''Premiere Pro''' project
-==== Import the Audio File into Premiere Pro ====
+===== Import the Audio File into Premiere Pro =====
 # Open the original '''Premiere Pro''' project.
 # Import the audio file

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 === Opening Premiere Project in Audition ===
-There are a few ways of opening a '''Premiere Pro''' sequence in '''Audition''':
+A '''Premiere Pro''' sequence can be opened directly by '''Audition''':
 # Open '''Audition'''
 # Go to '''File > Open and''' select your '''Premiere Pro''' project file

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 ====Clip Effects vs. Channel Effects====
-* Clip Effects are applied to an individual audio clip.  You may have several clips in a single audio channel/track (such as ''Track 1'') that can each have different Clip Effects applied to them.
+* '''Clip Effects''' are applied to an individual audio clip.  You may have several clips in a single audio channel/track (such as ''Track 1'') that can each have different Clip Effects applied to them.
-**Channel Effects apply to ''all'' clips on that channel/track.
+*'''Channel Effects''' apply to ''all'' clips on that channel/track.
 * If you use Envelopes to automate a Clip Effect, the envelopes will remain locked into position even if you relocate the clip in the timeline.
 * If you use Envelopes to automate a Channel Effect, the envelopes will ''not'' move along with a clip; the envelope will stay in one place even if you change the location of the clips on that channel.
-***For more information about Envelopes you may visit this Adobe Help page:  [https://helpx.adobe.com/mt/audition/using/automating-mixes-envelopes1.html Automating mixes with envelopes]
+** For more information about Envelopes you may visit this Adobe Help page:  [https://helpx.adobe.com/mt/audition/using/automating-mixes-envelopes1.html Automating mixes with envelopes]
-<br>
-* Some effects are ONLY in either Audition or Premiere, but not in both.  This can cause a lot of confusion.  For a list of these effects, please click [https://helpwiki.evergreen.edu/wiki/index.php/Audio_Effects_Compatibility_-_Audition THIS LINK].
+==== Effects Compatibility ====
 [[category:Premiere Pro]]
 [[Category:Audition]]

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 ** Zoom in at the end of your sequence and delete/move audio.<br><br>
-* Clip Effects vs. Channel Effects
+====Clip Effects vs. Channel Effects====
-−
-** Clip Effects are applied to an individual audio clip.  You may have several clips in a single audio channel/track (such as ''Track 1'') that can each have different Clip Effects applied to them.
+* Clip Effects are applied to an individual audio clip.  You may have several clips in a single audio channel/track (such as ''Track 1'') that can each have different Clip Effects applied to them.
-** Channel Effects apply to ''all'' clips on that channel/track.
+**Channel Effects apply to ''all'' clips on that channel/track.
-** If you use Envelopes to automate a Clip Effect, the envelopes will remain locked into position even if you relocate the clip in the timeline.
+* If you use Envelopes to automate a Clip Effect, the envelopes will remain locked into position even if you relocate the clip in the timeline.
-** If you use Envelopes to automate a Channel Effect, the envelopes will ''not'' move along with a clip; the envelope will stay in one place even if you change the location of the clips on that channel.
+* If you use Envelopes to automate a Channel Effect, the envelopes will ''not'' move along with a clip; the envelope will stay in one place even if you change the location of the clips on that channel.
-*** For more information about Envelopes you may visit this Adobe Help page:  [https://helpx.adobe.com/mt/audition/using/automating-mixes-envelopes1.html Automating mixes with envelopes]
+***For more information about Envelopes you may visit this Adobe Help page:  [https://helpx.adobe.com/mt/audition/using/automating-mixes-envelopes1.html Automating mixes with envelopes]
 <br>
 * Some effects are ONLY in either Audition or Premiere, but not in both.  This can cause a lot of confusion.  For a list of these effects, please click [https://helpwiki.evergreen.edu/wiki/index.php/Audio_Effects_Compatibility_-_Audition THIS LINK].

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 ** Distorted audio, digital artifacts, audio drop-out (little bits of silence where sound should be), damage to speakers, and more.<br><br>
-My Multitrack Session seems incredibly long!  Why is that?
+==== My Multitrack Session seems incredibly long!  Why is that? ====
 * Usually caused by an audio clip accidentally being placed deep into the project, making it look incredibly long (much longer than intended).
-* Usually caused by an audio clip accidentally being placed deep into the project, making it look incredibly long (much longer than intended). → Zoom in at the end of your sequence and delete/move audio.<br><br>
+** Zoom in at the end of your sequence and delete/move audio.<br><br>
 * Clip Effects vs. Channel Effects
 ** Clip Effects are applied to an individual audio clip.  You may have several clips in a single audio channel/track (such as ''Track 1'') that can each have different Clip Effects applied to them.
 ** Channel Effects apply to ''all'' clips on that channel/track.

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 # Export a video file from '''Premiere Pro'''<br><br><br>
 === Common Audition Mistakes / Issues ===
-There are many ways to end up with terrible audio or confusing Multitrack Sessions!  What joy!  Here is a brief look at some common mistakes and issues you may encounter:
+Here is a brief look at some common mistakes and issues you may encounter:
-* Clipping Audio
+==== Clipping Audio ====
-** Make sure to keep an eye on the audio meter at the bottom of the screen, and/or the meter on the Master channel (at the bottom of the Multitrack sequence window.
+** Make sure to keep an eye on the audio meter at the bottom of the screen, and/or the meter on the Master channel (at the bottom of the '''Multitrack Editor''' window.
-** If your audio hits or exceeds 0dB (indicated by red lights on your meter), you need to find a way to reduce the volume (ex: Reduce clip/channel/master volume, manipulate "volume envelopes"; apply a Limiter/Compressor, etc.).
+** If your audio hits or exceeds 0dB (indicated by red lights on your meter), you need to find a way to reduce the volume
-** If you allow your audio to hit or exceed 0dB it can have a variety of negative effects when played back including:  Distorted audio, digital artifacts, audio drop-out (little bits of silence where sound should be), damage to speakers, and more.<br><br>
+*** (ex: Reduce clip/channel/master volume, manipulate "volume envelopes"; apply a Limiter/Compressor, etc.).
 * My Multitrack Session seems incredibly long!  Why is that?
 ** Usually caused by an audio clip accidentally being placed deep into the project, making it look incredibly long (much longer than intended). → Zoom in at the end of your sequence and delete/move audio.<br><br>
 * Clip Effects vs. Channel Effects