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Adobe Premiere Video Editing Tutorial
Using Frames & Fields in Adobe Premiere
Browsing & Folder Options in Adobe Premiere
Video Settings in Adobe Premiere
Audio Settings in Adobe Premiere
Storage Settings in Adobe Premiere
Using the Toolbar in Adobe Premiere
Using Snap Tools & Safe Margins in Adobe Premiere
Importing & Rendering in Adobe Premiere
Moving Clips Around in Adobe Premiere
Layout Preferences in Adobe Premiere:
Saving & Clip Descriptions in Adobe Premiere
Editing Audio in Adobe Premiere
Editing Tone Color Matte in Adobe Premiere
Editing Pictures in Adobe Premiere
Using Layout, Timeline, & Project Box in Adobe Premiere
Brightness & Contrast Color Correction in Adobe Premiere
Hue & Curve Color Corrections in Adobe Premiere
Effects & Controls in Adobe Premiere
Refraction & Saturation Effects in Adobe Premiere
The History File in Adobe Premiere
Making A Title in Adobe Premiere
Making Edits & Fades in Adobe Premiere
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Summary: Editing audio in Adobe Premiere is a crucial part of the video editing process, get a tutorial in this free video.
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"This is Kyle for Expert Village. Once you've got your basics down, you want to make sure you go to your work space first, correct the audio file. In this particular instance, I am leaving the audio kind of on the left. You can have as many channels or as few as you need so you can stretch it out at your leisure. One of the greater advantages of Premiere is that it has a lot of built in features. Whether it be your channel volume, it has a great de-noiser so you can just put it onto your audio track. If you want a specific track that has a lot of background noise, maybe you were outside when you were recording it, you can just pull down and the DB filter will go right down. There is compressors and a lot of great options. What I want you to do is go through Premiere and just start trying some of them. Try some of maybe the multi-band compressor. It is a really good one for minimizing your peaks but bringing up the lows. If someone has a lot of range between their voice, the pitch shifter if you want to slow somebody's voice down. "
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billn said
on 2/9/2009 I can hear the lesson's audio just fine but, the screen is black...no video.