⚡ Exciting News for Premiere Pro Users! ⚡ - Unlock the potential of your video projects with my all-new Premiere Pro presets. Achieve exceptional visual effects with ease. Explore them here: mrc.fm/presets And remember, your support is greatly appreciated 🙏🎞💯
I assume you figured this out or moved on, but I had the same issue. He double clicked on the effect and it popped up that screen. Took me a minute to figure it out too!
Why does it seem to be creating key frames while I make the changes? I'll create something that sounds good, but then when I play it back I watch the setting change in real time as it gets to where I made the changes, and then it will slip back to the defaults soon after.
Sounds like your settings are auditioning for a role in a drama and always changing their mind at the last moment! Let’s hope they find some stability soon!
‼UPDATE FOR ADOBE AUDITION // PREMIERE PRO // AUDACITY USERS ‼- I have made it easier than ever before to work with tricky audio. My brand new audio presets are out now. One click to GREAT sound :) Check them out here: mrc.fm/presets This is a great way for you to support my channel too 🙏🙏🙏
I don't know how to express my gratitude. I learned all my AU skills from this channel. It's incredibly beginner-friendly and very helpful. Thank you so much!❤🎉😢
Hey Mike! I love what you do. I had a question that's off topic. How do you get your UA-cam playlists to appear above your video titles? I've been wanting to do this for a long time but I can't find any answers online 😅😅
Great helpful video. I have a question for you or anyone who can answer that. In the new Premiere, the AI audio enhance works well. The problem I have is that the first 5-8 seconds of the voice start low and then goes up to the actual level. I have no idea what impacts this dip down effect. I have music in the background with lower volume. Let me know if you need some more clarification to solve this issue. Thank you! 🙏🏻
That's a great question, and I'd love to help you troubleshoot the issue - can you try adjusting the music volume or ducking the music at the beginning of the clip to see if that resolves the dip in audio level?
This is a tutorial for the Creative Cloud version of Premiere Pro and not all features used in this tutorial are backwards compatible. I’d recommend updating to Creative Cloud if you’re looking for the latest features.
Yes, you can save your audio effects as a preset in Adobe Premiere Pro and easily apply them to future videos by selecting the preset from the effects panel.
Man, you really know what you do. It's stunning. You're amazing. I'm freaking impressed and so enlightened. Keep sharing! The editors' world needs you :). Quick question, though: Should we "re-enhance" our audio in Adobe Premiere while (mostly) we already have our audio enhanced and tweaked previously in Adobe Audition? Thanks in advance.
In Adobe Premiere Pro, you can make mass changes to multiple audio clips by grouping them together and applying effects or adjustments to the entire group simultaneously, eliminating the need to edit each clip individually.
To dial in the effects in Adobe Premiere Pro, simply adjust the settings of each effect (such as EQ, compression, and reverb) with careful attention to your audio levels and frequencies until you achieve the desired enhancement for a polished sound.
Hi Mike. Do you prefer to do all vocal audio tweaks in Audition and import the sound file into Premiere or just do the audio tweaks direct in Premiere? Or does it not really make that much difference?
Thank you Mike! May I ask for a new subject? Sound fx for simple explainers. I mean just like whooshes, swooshes, in and outs, etc. Workflow for building sfx - AE to Premiere to Audition?, basic settings for each sound effect, how to mix them. Just saying but I would love it. It'll be a great content for me. Simply I'm building inside AE to make it synchronized wit animation, then going to Premiere for edit and final cut. From Premiere I can go Audition for vo and sfx but all sound effects are in one channel for sure. Actually I'm not sure the correct way. Sorry for the not too related long post but UA-cam loves posts, right? Anyways, cheers!
Are you embedding the After Effect sequence in Premiere Pro? In which case the audio from AE will come through to Premiere Pro as a single track. I'd suggest not putting the sound effects in until at least Premiere Pro where you can then have them on a separate track and mix them in properly either in PP or Audition.
@@MikeRussell Yeah, I was doing that. Frankly in the last project I just render Voice over and Sfx channels and put them in PP as two channels. Even I didn't embedded project because in the end, it was coming as a single track like rendered audio. No need to spent Cpu and ram. Actually I was doing it AE because I can put the voice as it should be with the help of keyframes. I should admit that it is very useful for perfect timing working with AE for sfx. It would be great if there is a plugin, importing all layers with timing Premiere Pro or Audition from AE. I should check this, may be there could be. For the next project I'll start to build sound effects in PP. It is easy to edit in Audition. But also it would be great as I mentioned before, sound effect workflow and general tips for adjusting them for the explainer style animation. I didn't count but I should use around 30 different sounds. With the keyframe synchronization advantage AE ahead of them if you don't count channel issue. Ps: Actually I realized that I can divide sound effects for groups and render them as individually in AE. too much work but better than single channel, right? No, no it should be done as it should be, like professional. Sorry for the long message. Thanks for the answer Mike!
Thanks for the feedback! I understand your concern and will make sure to provide clear, step-by-step instructions on navigating the necessary panels in future tutorials to ensure a smooth learning experience.
I'm sorry to hear that the effects didn't work well for you - every project is unique so feel free to adjust the settings or try different techniques to achieve the sound you're looking for!
⚡ Exciting News for Premiere Pro Users! ⚡ - Unlock the potential of your video projects with my all-new Premiere Pro presets. Achieve exceptional visual effects with ease. Explore them here: mrc.fm/presets And remember, your support is greatly appreciated 🙏🎞💯
i was with you up to 01:36, then it jumped to a screen ive never seen before with no explanation of how we got there? #lost
That's the audio effects window, how to get to it is explained in the video 👍
I assume you figured this out or moved on, but I had the same issue. He double clicked on the effect and it popped up that screen. Took me a minute to figure it out too!
@@MikeRussellhaving watched the video a few times, no it is not explained.
Why does it seem to be creating key frames while I make the changes? I'll create something that sounds good, but then when I play it back I watch the setting change in real time as it gets to where I made the changes, and then it will slip back to the defaults soon after.
Sounds like your settings are auditioning for a role in a drama and always changing their mind at the last moment! Let’s hope they find some stability soon!
‼UPDATE FOR ADOBE AUDITION // PREMIERE PRO // AUDACITY USERS ‼- I have made it easier than ever before to work with tricky audio. My brand new audio presets are out now. One click to GREAT sound :) Check them out here: mrc.fm/presets This is a great way for you to support my channel too 🙏🙏🙏
You know it's going to be straightforward, well explained and relevant! Oh and fun too. Mike, you have an interesting sense of humour 😂
Thanks
I don't know how to express my gratitude. I learned all my AU skills from this channel. It's incredibly beginner-friendly and very helpful. Thank you so much!❤🎉😢
Thanks Becca. That’s kind of you to say
Hey Mike! I love what you do. I had a question that's off topic. How do you get your UA-cam playlists to appear above your video titles? I've been wanting to do this for a long time but I can't find any answers online 😅😅
Those are items from the store that are listed there. You can set endcards to display playlists or other actions at the end of the video however
could you also use multiband compressor for the leveling?
Yes, using a multiband compressor can be beneficial when leveling your audio in Adobe Premiere Pro.
Great helpful video. I have a question for you or anyone who can answer that. In the new Premiere, the AI audio enhance works well. The problem I have is that the first 5-8 seconds of the voice start low and then goes up to the actual level. I have no idea what impacts this dip down effect. I have music in the background with lower volume. Let me know if you need some more clarification to solve this issue. Thank you! 🙏🏻
That's a great question, and I'd love to help you troubleshoot the issue - can you try adjusting the music volume or ducking the music at the beginning of the clip to see if that resolves the dip in audio level?
@@MikeRussell thanks Mike. The music volume is already low. I think this is an Adobe issue.
I'm still using the CS6 on my computer- How do I get the window for Rack effect- Parametric EQ/
This is a tutorial for the Creative Cloud version of Premiere Pro and not all features used in this tutorial are backwards compatible. I’d recommend updating to Creative Cloud if you’re looking for the latest features.
Mike, can i ask - is there a way to save this group of audio effects (and those specific settings) and apply them to another video you make later?
Yes, you can save your audio effects as a preset in Adobe Premiere Pro and easily apply them to future videos by selecting the preset from the effects panel.
@@MikeRussell thanks Mike! will try.
Man, you really know what you do. It's stunning. You're amazing. I'm freaking impressed and so enlightened. Keep sharing! The editors' world needs you :).
Quick question, though: Should we "re-enhance" our audio in Adobe Premiere while (mostly) we already have our audio enhanced and tweaked previously in Adobe Audition? Thanks in advance.
Good question. I'm sure answer would be like "If it's needed..." Imho we should decide it with the ear.
From a workflow point of view it would make most sense to "perfect" the audio in Audition if you're already processing it there
How do I get to part where you Tweak the Parametric EQ etc? edit: I found it by double clicking on it.
But how do i play it back while tweaking?
You can use the controls to play and pause the audio while you tweak the processing settings
@@MikeRussell you didnt show how to get to the parametric EQ window, really threw me off. Glad I found this comment....
How do I make mass changes to multiple audio clips though? I feel like this video is missing key solutions.
In Adobe Premiere Pro, you can make mass changes to multiple audio clips by grouping them together and applying effects or adjustments to the entire group simultaneously, eliminating the need to edit each clip individually.
what Mike said OR you can copy, then 'paste attributes'
how did you get to dial them in?
To dial in the effects in Adobe Premiere Pro, simply adjust the settings of each effect (such as EQ, compression, and reverb) with careful attention to your audio levels and frequencies until you achieve the desired enhancement for a polished sound.
❤Thank you very much ❤ Really! You are a Great Teacher 💗!!! 🎉😊
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm really glad to hear that you found the content helpful.
How do I get the Rack Effect window to open up??
It's under the window option
wow!! thanks so much mike! :)
You're welcome! I'm glad you found the tips helpful!
Hi Mike. Do you prefer to do all vocal audio tweaks in Audition and import the sound file into Premiere or just do the audio tweaks direct in Premiere? Or does it not really make that much difference?
You can easily exchange audio between Audition and Premiere Pro
Thank you Mike! May I ask for a new subject? Sound fx for simple explainers. I mean just like whooshes, swooshes, in and outs, etc. Workflow for building sfx - AE to Premiere to Audition?, basic settings for each sound effect, how to mix them. Just saying but I would love it. It'll be a great content for me.
Simply I'm building inside AE to make it synchronized wit animation, then going to Premiere for edit and final cut. From Premiere I can go Audition for vo and sfx but all sound effects are in one channel for sure. Actually I'm not sure the correct way.
Sorry for the not too related long post but UA-cam loves posts, right? Anyways, cheers!
Are you embedding the After Effect sequence in Premiere Pro? In which case the audio from AE will come through to Premiere Pro as a single track.
I'd suggest not putting the sound effects in until at least Premiere Pro where you can then have them on a separate track and mix them in properly either in PP or Audition.
@@MikeRussell Yeah, I was doing that. Frankly in the last project I just render Voice over and Sfx channels and put them in PP as two channels. Even I didn't embedded project because in the end, it was coming as a single track like rendered audio. No need to spent Cpu and ram.
Actually I was doing it AE because I can put the voice as it should be with the help of keyframes. I should admit that it is very useful for perfect timing working with AE for sfx. It would be great if there is a plugin, importing all layers with timing Premiere Pro or Audition from AE. I should check this, may be there could be.
For the next project I'll start to build sound effects in PP. It is easy to edit in Audition. But also it would be great as I mentioned before, sound effect workflow and general tips for adjusting them for the explainer style animation. I didn't count but I should use around 30 different sounds. With the keyframe synchronization advantage AE ahead of them if you don't count channel issue.
Ps: Actually I realized that I can divide sound effects for groups and render them as individually in AE. too much work but better than single channel, right? No, no it should be done as it should be, like professional. Sorry for the long message. Thanks for the answer Mike!
Thanks Mike
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excited mike
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I literally don't listen to anybody else when it comes to getting better audio.
I'm thrilled to hear that my tutorials have helped you improve your audio skills!
You went from showing which effects to being inside a panel without showing how to open the panel.
Thanks for the feedback! I understand your concern and will make sure to provide clear, step-by-step instructions on navigating the necessary panels in future tutorials to ensure a smooth learning experience.
@@MikeRussell Appreciated! I did find the panel lol
Made the audio sound way worse
I'm sorry to hear that the effects didn't work well for you - every project is unique so feel free to adjust the settings or try different techniques to achieve the sound you're looking for!