Balancing audio levels for multiple clips

#BALANCING AUDIO LEVELS FOR MULTIPLE CLIPS HOW TO#

For example, you may want to add narration or background music to a sequence and not use a clip's original audio, or you might want to temporarily mute one track so you can focus on the audio contained on another. There are many reasons why you might want to mute the audio for an individual clip, or even an entire track.

#BALANCING AUDIO LEVELS FOR MULTIPLE CLIPS HOW TO#

We'll start out working with audio by exploring how to mute a clip. Create a new project named Working with Audio, and import the following exercise file from the RushBasics_Audio folder following the steps outlined in the lesson Starting a project and importing media:.

Download the exercise files for this lesson and extract them to your desktop, if you haven't already done so.

Before getting started with the lessonД«efore starting this lesson, you'll need to complete the following steps: Additionally, the Audio panel provides some tools for refining and enhancing audio clips used in your project. Audio clips are edited on the timeline, using many of the same techniques used for editing video clips. Premiere Rush provides some basic tools for recording and editing audio - for example, you can record narration for a video without needing to leave Premiere Rush, and refine audio clips without needing an additional program for audio editing. Many video projects will make use of audio files, like pre-recorded narration, sound effects, background music, and more.

Balancing audio levels for multiple clips