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I used to do a lot of sound editing using Adobe audition and always wanted to get the "perfect" audio, so I spent a lot of time learning and applying hard limiters, compressors, threshold, attack, release, different filters, denoisers, etc. It wasn't long before I realized the vast majority of the people couldn't tell the difference, or didn't care about the difference between audio that's been edited for 3 hours on Adobe audition vs audio that's been edited in 20 minutes using premiere pro. I'm sure a lot of people can probably relate with stressing out and over the complicating things, applying an unnecessary amount of time in the wrong areas, etc. This was a helpful video, strait to the point! Thanks

Much better and easier than most other videos! This tip combined with the essential audio functions for dialog, background noise, etc. makes audio editing super easy without spending too much time

Saved me so much time!! Thank you for explaining like a real person! So easy to follow and like a teacher or friend is walking you through the steps.

2023 and still the best explanation about this topic. Thank you.

Thank you so very much for this video! As a beginner in Premiere Pro I've been struggling with the audio settings for my voiceovers. Your tips made is so much easier to understand 🙏

GOOD VIDEO, dB stands for decibel (i had to correct you as a music producer myself)

dB stands for decibel - that's how many decibel (a measure of audio) you're raising or lowering.

Thanks man, this was really helpful! Best video I've seen on this... This should have way more views!

Finally a video about audio in premiere pro that makes sense (for a beginner)! Thanks for giving a benchmark re: the audio meter and what to aim for for digalog bg music

i Can't Believe there Was A lot of videos Explaining the same thing.. But i just got it working with you bro.. Thank you so much!!

This video has been so helpful after searching and searching, and finding many videos which don't help. Well done.

Super simple explanation. Thank you!

There's surprisingly not much content about how to edit audio out there. This video gave simple tips but definitely very helpful.

Super helpful and a great explanation! Thanks.

You just saved me a whole heap of time thank you very much!!! 🙌

Exactly what I was looking for, perfect!

Best video about this topic. Thank you so much! It was so helpful!

This helped me out a lot, thanks! 😄

Super helpful, thank you!

Great video, however, wanted to mention that dB does not stand for "decimal points". It stands for decibel - which is a unit of measurement for audio.

Thank you. Very helpful. You explained everything well.

I like how carefully you explained it thanks!

You learn something new everyday

Thanks for making this explanation so easy to understand and follow.

Extremely helpful brother and thanks for sharing your knowledge!

Absolute life saver. My audio is terrible but this somewhat saved ti. My second video will be much better because of this. Thank you so much.

Hi thank you for this video. I am guilty of pulling the line for the audio one by one. However, i do have an issue that i never realised until recently. I wanted my background music to be really soft so my voice can be heard. No matter if i was pulling the audio level line down or using your method which is via the audio track mixer, the audio will sound soft and nice in premier pro. But once I export into mp4 (H.264), the background music is very loud. Like so loud that it seemed like I never changed the audio level. Can u kindly help advice where i have gone wrong in my steps? thank u so much.

thank you boss, made it easy to underastand!

This was amazing!

Very helpful. You're awesome! Thank you!

i have been using the feature where i select my music on the track, then i select the dialog, and then i turn on the "ducking" feature with the default settings. then i used your tip here to turn the normalize all peaks to -3.8. do you think this is a good plan to get the best audio out of the track so it doesnt sound too low or too high? it does sound a lot better. i was kind of doing it by ear which i think was a mistake because i was trying to make content to post online.

This is really great. The only issue I've found is that if I have one high peak somewhere random in the middle of a clip, then this whole clip will be lower than the others. For example when recording a screencast I hit my keyboard for a few seconds and it was louder than my voice normally is, so the voice for the whole section was much lower than in the rest of the video.

So helpful! Thank you so much

Thanks for this! Suuuuuper helpful.

Super helpful!

This is great thanks.

Great video. Thanks!

Amazing! Thank you!

thank you for this!

Huge. Bro you just saved me HOURS. Thank you 💪

How do you change the audio for speaking and lower for power tools, on the same clip? The adjustment applies to my entire clip currently.

Dear Saj Adibs dB is for Decibel not Decimal. dB is the unit of amplification or amplification factor + is gain and - is loss. Farsi baladi? I am looking for ways for small adjustments in the audio level (fine-tuning) to make sure when going to a new clip, the audio transition is easy on the ears. Sepaas.

If you don't mind how did you make your right-click list contracts and expands when you hover on the bottom arrow?

Thank you for making this simple

This was really useful but another tip you can do is to check your stat's for nerds (right click your video in the middle) and look at where it says volume / normalization and look far right from that and you see it says content loudness -11.3db, You want it to be near -0db. To fix that I recommend this video "How to Set Perfect AUDIO Levels for KZfaq in Premiere Pro CC! [Shortcut]" - Just search that perfect and it will help. Not alot of people knows this for some reason so if you made another video talking about it, It could shed some knowledge

That was so helpful! I just started using soft and was so overwheld!

VERY HELPFUL SAVED/SUBBED

bravo great advice

So how to change volume in the same sound track but different volume? Example I have this one audio track, I want the first part to be low volume and the second part to be high volume, how to achieve this without cutting the audio in half?

Very helpful, thank you.

If you are just doing acapella track for music. What is a good db level for that?

At what volume do you leave your speakers (default windows) playback? 50%? And then use the dial in your headphones for extra volume?

Very useful. Thank you

between what decibels should you set background music for a video with no voice? between what decibels should you set sound effects for a video with background music but no noice? thanks in advance.

After trying it, it is important to note that any clip where the speaker is talking at a low volume will be boosted way to high.

u make it simple and clear ❤

I have an audio clip where the speaker keeps turning away from a lapel mic and then turning into it practically eating it, it goes from super quiet to super loud, any suggestions to even this out? I've tried using your tip in this video but its not working for this.

Thank you!

Thanks!

this added loads of white noise to some clips but not others - any idea what I am doing wrong? Or how to avoid?

so the main thing is using the normalize/peak gain option and setting it at -3 right?

Thank you.

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What if Im editing together audio tracks in premiere with different loudness...?

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Bro I' m going to make an Instagram reel With only a music track, But that track isn't loud enough. What's the best audio gain level for that ?

tnx bro veru useful for me

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I learned two new things from this video!

Bro you are beast

Omg! That is so complicated I'll hv to watch this a few time 😂

thankyou

"dB stands for Decimal Points..." I suppose that's all I needed to hear.

why? why do I not adjust the clips individually. What if I want to adjust the sound level of only one footage. This is pretty common

I disabled amd enabled the graphics card and it worked

DB stands for Decibels.. not decimal points

Wow, tNice tutorials opened my eyes to the beauty of soft soft. Your tutorial is as clear as the layout of the program.

From a music producer's point of view....believe me these things are literally a cup of tea as compared to when you produce music and have to take care of various shits like....place of mix in space.....various effects.....sound cleanups.....compressions...limiting....multiband dynamics and so much more....

dB stands for decimal points yh???

well it didn't work for me, i still have audios that sound way higher than the other ones, the difference was there already, applying this only increased everything proportionally

I want to increase volume of several clips in one section, not the whole track... how do I do that?

Thank you so much. Now my chat will never roast me for being quieter than a mouse. Nor my family! or my friends... and everyone I've ever met... Even God thought he messed my character creation.

This has a problem - if in one of the cuts, someone makes a clap or another high sound - then this cut will be actually very quiet because it only looks at the highest peak.

It doesnt provide a solution for my most frequent issue. One louder noise/sound in a clip will cause the normalization no sense, the track still stays too low

Surely db stands for decibels?...

Decibel or dB stands for Decibels not decimal points ...

why -6 to -12 ? As far as I know, and have used it - it is -2 to -6. What is the reason for your choice?

I'm pretty sure dB stands for Decibels, not decimal points...

db stands for.. decibels?

I'm literally so annoyed I didn't find this video a year ago

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1:03 db stands for *decibels* not decimal points x'D good video tho still thanks👍