Export Split-Track/Multi-Channel Audio from Premiere Pro

[@balaw1980]

This is a clear explanation for creating audio splits. Thanks so much.

[@tutosdigitals]

Thank you for taking the time to watch my videos! I appreciate your support 👍🏽😀

[@poshko41]

I just want to say that after searching high and low, your tutorial is what got me the results I needed. Thank you! :)

[@tutosdigitals]

Thank you for the comment. It’s good to know my videos were able to help. Thank you for the support👍🏽

[@kikecolombo]

This is how you make a tutorial, super clear, thanks so much. How do you capture PP screen so good? the first timeline image is from stock?

[@tutosdigitals]

Thanks for taking the time to watch my tutorial videos. I use ScreenFlow 10 to record my screen and Audio, I later take that to After Effects to animate the zoom ins and out. The intro timeline is not stock footage, I animated it using After Effects. 👍🏽

[@Ousadia]

thanks bro

[@tutosdigitals]

No problem. It’s good to know my videos are of help 👍🏽😀

[@BlackNobita]

Thank you so much. Sad that it doesnt work with H.264

[@tutosdigitals]

Thank’s for the comment. Yeah, I wanted to do this for H.264 but unfortunately there is no support for that. Thanks for watching the tutorial and leaving a comment 👍🏽😃

[@Paxicara]

Works great but everytime I do this the exports come out MASSIVE, talking about 95gb for an hour of unedited 1080p footage. What am I doing wrong 😅

[@tutosdigitals]

lol, yeah unfortunately multi-split tracks only work with QuickTime, MXF and OP1A formats. QuickTime will make massive files, specially if it’s one hour in length. 😀👍🏽

[@Paxicara]

@@tutosdigitals RIP my storage space 😂 just another perk of being an editor haha thanks tho!

[@Dennome]

Big Kiss

[@tutosdigitals]

Thank you for taking the time to watch my video. It’s good to know my videos are of help 👍🏽