Presented: Feb. 18, 2015

Make Your Projects Sound GREAT!

Each week, Larry Jordan presents a live, on-line, video training webinar discussing issues related to video editing and post-production. For a list of upcoming webinars, click here.

Duration: 48:12
File size: 700 MB (ZIP file)
Format: QuickTime movie (HD: 1280 x 720)

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DESCRIPTION

The best way to improve your picture is to improve your sound. This session focuses on working with audio in Adobe Premiere Pro; and touches on how to move files between Premiere Pro and Adobe Audition. From simple techniques such as adjusting levels and pan, to more advanced topics such as multi-channel audio and audio repair, you’ll learn what you need to make your audio sound great.

Join host, Larry Jordan, in the studio as he:

• Explains audio concepts like sample rates, frequency response and setting levels
• Adjust audio levels and pan
• Add and adjust keyframes
• Read and adjust audio meters
• Work with multi-channel audio
• Record a voice-over in the Timeline
• Move clips and sequences between Premiere and Audition

AUDIENCE LEVEL

This intermediate-level session assumes a basic knowledge of Premiere and is designed for video editors interested in improving their ability to work with audio. (This training only requires a QuickTime player to view.)

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CONTENT OUTLINE

• Define key audio terms: frequency response, sample rate, bit depth and others
• Define how to set audio levels
• Explain differences between peak and average audio levels
• Explain differences between Standard, Adaptive, Mono and Surround tracks
• Explain differences between extracting and breaking-out audio from video
• DEMO: Adjust volume in the Timeline, Effect Controls and Audio Clip Mixer
• DEMO: Adjust pan in Timeline and Effect Controls
• DEMO: Create volume keyframes in Timeline
• DEMO: Add curves to audio keyframes
• DEMO: Mute and Solo tracks in the Timeline
• DEMO: How to configure track audio settings
• DEMO: How to link separate video and audio clips
• DEMO: How to convert a stereo clip to dual channel mono
• DEMO: How track patching works
• DEMO: Illustrate “black-mode” track patching
• DEMO: Customize audio meters
• DEMO: Configure Timeline for voice-over recording
• DEMO: Record a Timeline voice over
• DEMO: Illustrate how the Audio Clip Mixer works
• DEMO: Send a clip to Audition for audio repair
• DEMO: Send a sequence to Audition for final mixing
• DEMO: Send finished clips and sequences back to Premiere for final output