How To Turn On/Off Audio While Scrubbing, in Adobe Premiere Pro

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As I expand on this series, this playlist will be a great resources to answer all kinds of how to questions for Adobe Premiere Pro. Starting things off with how to turn your audio while scrubbing on or off. A feature that I have found myself using quite a bit!
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[@dbakhtiar]

hey Austin, I'm an avid editor trying to learn premiere. in avid if hold down shift and move your playhead the audio scrubs. release shift it stops. this makes it way faster and easier than having to constantly toggle scrubbing on and off when making hundreds of little micro audio edits throughout the day. does something like this exist in premiere? thanks

[@AustinDavisYT]

To my knowledge I don't think anything like that does exist within Premiere right now. The closest you can get is using a keyboard shortcut to turn it on and off. I believe the default Premiere shortcut for it is Shift+S but I currently have mine set to Shift+Y. This allows you to turn it on and off without having to go into the menus all the time so still very useful but not a hold down and release function like you're describing. Hope this helps! And best of luck learning Premiere!

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