Perfect Audio Levels in Audition & Premiere Pro (SUPER EASY)
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- In this video I'm walking you through the process I use on every single piece of dialog audio that I edit for RUclips videos, podcasts, courses, etc.! It's super easy and will help guarantee you proper levels for exporting!
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For anyone newbies looking for how you find Tube-modeled Compression and Hard Limiter... click the arrows in that same box for 1 and 2. Hover over amplitude and compression and you'll find both in the drop down.
Thank you so much for this! I had no idea.
Thank you :D
god bless
Thank you for this! Was looking all over
Thank you so much! God bless!
Nice and simple Tyler. The way info should be. There are so many videos that go super deep on all these things; compression, hard limiting, normalisation and loudness levelling (LUFS) and it is a minefield. That's why simple tips like this are so incredibly useful to those of us who like a simple process of levelling out the sound after doing the editing. Thank you.
you can do match loudnes in export->media as well..
Or easier - Open WaveLab, go to its native "plugin" - MultiBand Compressor, select "Vocals" preset and hit "Apply" :D
Where can I find these effects??? you skipped the most important step
The main problem I've found with this method (at least for me) is it makes the audio far too boomy.
I'm not seeing the preset? How would I find it
Thank you! This video helped so much with my audio!
And I just thought you were Kaitlyn James' video guy....HAHA. Found your channel by accident when searching how to edit my 32bit float in premiere pro cc. I literally just paused the video at the start to make this comment and just sub'd. Alright...I'll play your video now.
Wow. This did exactly what I needed. Thanks !
It was challenging to follow a lot of thing. Some things I couldn't see where you find them and you move too fast, I had to play it over and over.
1:50 starts
Fantastic!!! I'm going to use this for my ASMR
Liked and Subscribed!
Well done! I’ve tried a whole bunch of presets and EQ, but your method is so simple and easy. The sound is excellent. The key is compression and proper loudness. I will sometimes add denoise first if there is noise in background. Then in premier, I don’t add much more.
I constantly refer back to this video.
Thanks bro!
Could have been explained for much newer newbies. How do I access the view he's showing? How do you get your audio into the timeline? How do I apply effects? I can't see much on his screen , etc. Start at 0, please!
I find chatGPT an excellent resource for these kinds of questions. I ask her stuff like that many time per day. Super helpful.
@@themdg I asked chatGPT yesterday for 20 minutes: if there's any way to undo changes to an effect (and not undo the whole effect altogether). Pressing ⌘ + Z would always undo the last action in the timeline editing, NOT just the last action within editing of an effect. It eventually told me that it just can't be done in Adobe Audition, which is hard for me to believe. Maybe you know any better?
@franzsheep I don't know (I'm also a newb), but that's an interesting question. I'll play around with it!
Dude your freaking awesome
This is the best approach of all that I've looked at, especially for an audio newb like me. Thank you so much for posting.
Thank you
The irony of me trying to watch this and my audio wasn't working LOL
What camera do you use? Love the quality!
I've spent the last 17 years being told to set to -12 for broadcast which is how I always uploaded to RUclips which seems to be a good safe zone, this is cool advice though
I was about to stop watching because of the crappy music ruining the sound, but then you turned it off!! Thank you.
Well done!
Can I just connect my microphone straight to my pc while running audio audition and set up those effects?
Sorry I meant to say Adobe Audtion
Does this prevent clipping? Anything higher than -12 dB?
Beautiful results. Simple and easy. Perfect for a hard deadline project
real helpful, thanks man
5:02 how do I save it?
command or ctrl s
What if I'm basically finished editing/lots of audio edits. Can I get it to Adobe Audition after it has been edited? I'm new to Premiere Pro and I feel like I have already done this process. However, my audio is not sounding uniform. Please help.
The way I’ve been trying to find a video like this Omgg THANK YOU
The first of these tutorials (where sound levelling is concerned) that actually applies to my situation of editing music. Thank God!!!!!
I tried the compressor and limiter, and it didn't change anything in my audio :(
Hi Tyler. My husband would like to start to get into videography. We photograph weddings and engagements. We are always asked if we do videography and sometimes, we miss out because people are looking for the package. So we use canon for our cameras. We are looking at the canon xA65 pro 4k. What do you suggest. We do photograph about 8 weddings a year. And 20 engagements a year. Can you suggest something for us? Thank u
I have been using the auto-match option in the Essential Sound tab in Premiere then putting eq and compression on the audio channel. I like that this method lets me squeeze the dynamics before the level matching and gives me more consistent volume between clips. For speech I generally prefer a slightly quicker attack (5-7ms) and longer release (250-300ms) than the defaults the tube compressor uses for a bit more natural sound. Do you use eq inside of Audition or inside Premiere?
In my opinion, it is easier to EQ in Premiere because it will allow you to adjust it more.
Hi! Thank you for the video! Would you use the same process also for wedding videos. For example if you have speeches from different audio sources as well (lav mic + sound board). Would you throw in all the files simultaneously to match loudness ?
Yes 100%. This would be so helpful for that scenario!
is there a way to Match Loudness in Premiere withing ONE CLIP? I have an hour long confernece with multiple speakers that is all over the place. (on mic and off) would this work? I didn't want to have to go and put a bunch of edits in on the time line and treat each one seperately. Using audio gain to "increase all peaks" does not work.
I would like to think this *Doesn't* apply to singing/ rap Vocals? I mean if this form of Gain Staging works for that please let me know.
Thank you SO MUCH. This really really helped me - such a simple thing - made a big difference & saved me a ton of time 🙂
Is there a way to separate different sounds coming from the same audio file? For example, could I lower background sound while making my voice louder?
How do you do this to multiple audio files? I can't seem to apply the Rack to all of them at once
That's the perfect Video, thank you!
I already edited the audio in Premiere so I have a hundred little files? Bring them all into AU?
Great video, Tyler
Thanks for this. This was ultra helpful to me!
It's cool to see that even you using - 18 for LUFS, RUclips still changing to 4db just to reach the -14.
@Tyler Herrinton Are there free softwares that could replicate this process? I've been struggling with loudness for years and am now learning the correct jargon. This helped much. Thanks
Very helpful!!! Thank you!!!
Thank you. Such a simple explanation to make sure your dialog isn’t too high or too low. I’ll never understand why audiences are forced to ride the volume keys, put on subs and rewind to catch mumbled dialog following a deafening explosion in hollywood movies and TV shows
This video is perfect...the information, presentation And of course the result!!! ty so much!
Thank you! Super helpful
Thanks for making this video! However, I'm new to podcasting and I recently recorded one and on one of the mics I was using the echo/reverb was turned up. Is there a video you made or recommend to help fix the audio? I hope you see this cause I have been trying to fix this for way too long now. Thanks!
Hello please send me your mastering preset
Hey man that was super helpful. Like just the information I needed. Thank you sir.
Why not just use the same effects inside premiere?
introduction longer than your ...................
Excellent tutorial, love it, quick and clear and works perfectly...
Hey man great video. Thanks for sharing.
At first I was wondering why you add the Tube-Modeled Compressor and Limiter filters in Audition when those are available in Premiere, but you answered my question when I got to the part about the Match Loudness setting being only available in Audition. That is exactly what I've been looking for! I hope they add that option to Premiere Pro soon.
I definitely needed this. What a game changer! Thank you Tyler!
Life saver! Thank you!!!!!!
S/o to you bro. Saved my podcast 🫡
I must say that the limiter and the compressor I'm used to place them in the Premiere Pro Audio section because I find it easily to make any edits while watching the video but anyway GREAT VIDEO, thanks a lot for the sharing it really helped me to get more from my audio tracks!
Well explained!
thank you!
Great stuff, brother!
With these cameras costing more than 99% of all iPhones idk why it doesn’t have some form of a security feature. Some camera cost as much as vehicles. But have zero security features. Like can it come with a passcode or sum?! Like somebody could hit a lock on a RED camera and the owner would literally be SOL on an investment that cost as much as a car. 🤦🏾♂️
@tylerherrington When I apply the LUFS it blows my sound out (not using the "right" terminology), suddenly my peaks are in the red, and most of my podcast is in the yellow... What do I do there? To clarify this is on a solo track.
I have the same question. I am not peaking until I run his TMC and HL and ML. I wonder what his peak amplitude and total RMS Amplitude decibels were prior to running these effects. I wonder if it makes a difference if I've already normalized to -3 db earlier in my effects? It's the first thing I do so I can even hear my recording. (I don't have an audio board to adjust the recording levels.)
@@JulieKatt Same for me, and I have an audio board. I have to adjust before I can hear me, but my guests are loud and clear.
one click huh?
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