Fading out audio is an absolute must. Especially at the end of a song. If you don’t fade out your music or song, then the track will suddenly come to an abrupt end without any kind of “warning” or decrease in volume (fade out effect). You surely don’t want that. And that’s why we are …
Audio tracks, or even worse, whole songs, that have no fades are really hard to listen to. Even if audio is secondary to you, having some proper fade ins and fade outs on your music goes a long way. Luckily, there is free software out there that will make it as easy as possible for …
How to Nest Audio Clips in Premiere Pro To nest audio clips in Premiere Pro, first select all the audio clips on the timeline that you would like to put in that nest. Then, after all the audio clips are selected/highlighted, right-click on one of the audio clips and then choose “Nest”. Why Would You …
1. Your Basic Premiere Pro Audio Settings Are Messed Up This is probably the most likely reason. Regardless of what setting may be misconfigured, the first step we need to take here is to actually find out if there is some signal or not. Or, in simpler terms: We need to check if Premiere is …
How to Make Audio Faster in Audition (Waveform view) To make audio run faster in Audition, click on “Effects” in the main menu and then choose “Time and Pitch” and select “Stretch and Pitch.” Now, where it says “Stretch”, set the value to something lower than 100% and this will speed your audio up. How …
There are a couple of ways to duplicate clips in Premiere Pro. I am going to talk about all of these in utmost detail. Without further ado, let’s dive right into the fun! How to Duplicate Clips in Premiere Pro To duplicate any kind of clip in Premiere Pro, be it an audio clip or …
Slowing down videos or parts of your videos in Premiere Pro is very simple and is usually a matter of a few clicks. Without further ado, let’s dive right into it! How to Slow Down a Video in Premiere Pro Right-click on the video clip in the timeline Select Speed/Duration Adjust the speed (everything lower …
How to Fade Out Audio in Premiere Pro To fade out audio in Premiere Pro, you’ll have to use keyframes. You can set these keyframes directly on your audio clip in the timeline or you can set the keyframes in the Effects panel. The keyframes will determine the starting and ending point of your fade …
There are many reasons why you might want to speed up your video in Premiere Pro. Maybe your video footage is boring at the current speed… Maybe your current video project should not be any longer than 5 minutes but it is currently sitting at 7 minutes and you need to find a way to …
How to Delete Audio in Premiere Pro To delete an independent audio clip in Premiere Pro, simply select it in the timeline and then click on the Delete key (Backspace key) on your keyboard. To delete an audio clip that is linked to video footage, you will first need to unlink the audio clip from …
How to Lower Audio in Premiere Pro There are 3 main ways to lower the audio volume in Premiere Pro. The first way is to lower the audio volume of individual tracks by using the “Audio Track Mixer.” The second way is to lower the volume of individual audio clips in the Audio Clip Mixer. …