You will need to switch from clip to “track keyframes” to see changes you make to the volume (the default is for the yellow line to show clip volume). I like to add Record, Track Level, and Track Meters: ( You also have a Button Editor for the transport controls in the Source & Program Monitors) This brings up the Button Editor, where you can drag options to the header. Add tracks also has the option of adding a track before the first track, which I find very handy.Ĭustomize – This allows you to change what options appear in the Track Header. You will still need to route the tracks to the submix in the Track Audio MixerĪdd/Delete Tracks – Lets you delete all empty video or audio tracks or specify a track to delete. (like compressing all the interview tracks) If I had multiple tracks that I wanted to apply the same filter(s) to, I would create a submix. If you are on track 1 and you had 3 audio tracks, clicking new track would create audio 4Īdd Audio Submix – You can now add an audio submix from the Timeline.
Add track will add an audio track to the bottom of the stack. The track will be deleted even if the track is locked, so be careful with delete track. Rename – Allows you to rename to your track, and a handy way to keep up with what is on each track (you can also rename tracks in the Audio Track Mixer).Īdd/Delete Tracks – Delete will delete the current track. Note: I’m focusing on audio in this post, but right-clicking on the video header also gives you options. Right-click in the audio header of the Premiere Pro timeline to get audio options. Previously talked about here.Ĭontrol Surface is a separate preference, but lets you work with audio via a virtual or hardware Control Surface. This preference lets you set the dB increase when using “Increase Clip Volume Many”Īudio Plugin Manager – Lets you manage third party audio plugins. Increase Volume Many – Premiere Pro CC adds shortcuts to increase the volume of a selected clip(s). This is similar to using peak keyframes in FCP 7. Check this and play with times of more milliseconds if you want to later manually adjust your keyframes (otherwise you will have a bunch of keyframes). Minimum Interval Time Thinning – This is the number of keyframes that are recorded when using audio automation modes. This reveals a flyout where you choose the behavior of tracks. Mute Input During Timeline Recording – This will prevent feedback when recording audio.ĭefault Audio Tracks – You can change the default track settings by clicking “Use File”. For more flexibility you can toggle scrubbing on/off with Shift + S. You scrub by dragging the playhead, using the left/right arrows, and using shortcuts JK and L.
Play Audio While Scrubbing – Leave this unchecked in Premiere Pro preferences if you don’t want to hear audio while scrubbing. Premiere Pro Audio PreferencesĪ few features have been added to the audio portion panel in the Premiere Pro Preferences. Lets look at some essential tips for working with audio in Adobe Premiere Pro, as all of them aren’t obvious. Premiere Pro CC adds additional functionality for audio editing! In this post, we’ll cover the new audio changes and how they can improve your video editing projects!
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