Premiere Audio Demo

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When editing in the Audio workspace

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You will be able to see a mixer type interface. The mixer in premiere emulates and analog mixer. Each Audio track gets a volume fader a pan knob, solo, mute, and record button.

You can add tracks by right clicking on a track and selecting Add Tracks.

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Premiere will then display the new track dialog. You should then select how many audio trach you want.

PremiereAddTrackDialog.png

Remeber you need to wtach the master volume for clipping

PremiereClipping.png

If the master track clips you'll need to turn down the tracks that caused the clipping

PremiereClippingTurnDownAudio3.png

Remeber that as you turn down the volume on Audio 3 it will affect the entire length of the track.

In order to change the volume through time. You need to change some of the key frames on the track volume. To view the key frames click on the show key frames button.

PremiereShowKeyFrames.png

Select

PremiereShowVolume.png

Now you'll be able to see the volume curves. Then select the Pen tool.

PremiereVolumeCurves.png

Ctr click with the pen tool will add key frames and cv curves to the volume control.

PremierePenTool.png

Right clicking the Keyframe will allow control of the cv points

PremiereEditCurves.png

Now you can create intricate audio mixes