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I want to mix 5.1 audio in Premiere as stereo. I want to put the tracks on top of each of the L/R/C/LFE/LS/RS mono files to make it into a single stereo mix - 14739047
If you are an Adobe Audition user, you can make use of this very app to make your mono audio stereo in seconds. It’s much easier than editing the audio track in Premiere Pro. You can do it by following these simple steps. Step 1: Open Adobe Audition and import your mono audio file...
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Record your audio and video Using a portable recording device You might have seen quite a few people using those little Zoom devices. I love these recorders. They are reasonably cheap and can record audio in mono, stereo and other configurations, as well as video. They are reliable, well bu...
I want to mix 5.1 audio in Premiere as stereo. I want to put the tracks on top of each of the L/R/C/LFE/LS/RS mono files to make it into a single stereo mix file, but when I output it in stereo at the final output stage, it simply merges the tracks and the s...
In this article, we explain how to export a Pro Tools friendly AAF from Adobe Premiere Pro. Although the basic process is relatively simple, there are some complications if the video editor has used nested clips and sequences, merged clips or you need
Background noise while recording is a common problem everyone has to deal with at some point. iPhones don’t have the best microphones, so most people who want to do an audio recording of value turn to an external microphone. Unfortunately, not everyone
Background noise while recording is a common problem everyone has to deal with at some point. iPhones don’t have the best microphones, so most people who want to do an audio recording of value turn to an external microphone. Unfortunately, not everyone
In your case you could set them as several mono or stereo tracks, lav 1, lav 2, boom, camera, etc. and the clips will show up as multiple separate tracks on the timeline. From there you can use solo to see which one you want to use and remove/disable the others. It's pretty qu...