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Have some timeline audio that needs mixing and mastering? Here’s how to quickly and easily import Premiere Pro sequences into Audition.
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Premiere Pro does a lot of good things for filmmakers and videographers, but the software falls behind when it comes to mixing and editing sound. Luckily, Adobe includes Audition in the Creative Cloud Package. With the integration capabilities shared by Premiere and Audition that allow the applications to connect and communicate with each other, editors can run through a sound mix in no time at all.
What’s really interesting about this workflow is that Premiere Pro CC generates a copy of the audio in your sequence/timeline. This copy is then used as reference material for Audition. Take note: since Premiere does this automatically, make sure you have quality storage space before moving forward with this process. Now, let’s look at how to make this workflow happen.
Step 1
The first and most essential step is to ensure that the sequence containing the audio you want to mix is active. You don’t have to highlight anything — you just need to have that particular sequence/timeline open and ready.
Step 2
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Once your sequence is active and ready, go to Edit > Edit in Audition > Sequence. After you make this selection a small window will open and give you a few new options.
Step 3
As mentioned above, you’ll be presented with some options when this new window opens. Let’s go over them so you’ve got a full grasp of what you’re actually doing when you send your sequence from Premiere Pro to Audition.
Type of Work Area:First up, we need to select the type of work area. In this drop-down menu, you can choose to work with the Work Area or Entire Sequence. For the most part, we’ll be working with Entire Sequence.
Audio Handles: By adjusting this option, we’re telling Premiere Pro to add a few seconds of extra audio when converting to Audition. This is especially helpful if you need a little extra space to work on crossfades. A general rule of thumb is to add four seconds.
Export Preview Video: This tells Premiere Pro to render out all of the video that goes with the audio you’re working on. This render is a flattened version of the video and should be easily viewable in Audition.
Render Audio Clip: This option is here just in case you used any of the built-in audio features in Premiere Pro. Generally, Premiere Pro audio effects won’t transfer over, so make sure this option is checked.
The additional options aren’t really necessary for working on a film sound mix, so you can essentially ignore them. Just remember — if you’re working with a professional sound engineer, then you’ll want to make sure none of the options on this panel are selected. For a visual run down of this process, check out this video tutorial from Larry Jordan.
Have you had success importing a Premiere Pro sequence to Audition? Is Audition even a part of your toolbox? Share your thoughts in the comments below.
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As one of the largest and most diversified software companies in the world, Adobe empowers everyone—from students, creative artists, and small businesses to government agencies and the world’s largest brands—to design and deliver exceptional digital experiences. In response to the current COVID-19 pandemic, many people are having to adapt their normal lifestyles and routines. Companies are encouraging remote or adaptive workplaces to reduce the spread of disease. Adobe has joined in the effort, following CDC guidelines to help ensure the safety of our employees and our customers.
We thought it might be helpful to remind you how the tools and services included in your Creative Cloud subscription can minimize disruptions and make connecting with colleagues and clients a little easier during this difficult time.
Today, we want to take a closer look at Creative Cloud Video and Audio applications, as well as some key services in Creative Cloud. Over the coming weeks, we plan to release more guides covering the rest of our portfolio to help you collaborate and work effectively. Please visit our information HUB.
Team Projects: Collaborate in the cloud
If you are a Creative Cloud for teams or Creative Cloud for enterprise user, you have access to the collaboration tool Team Projects. With Team Projects, colleagues can collaborate on video projects from anywhere by syncing changes through the cloud. All you need to do is connect to the Team Projects service and create a Team Project in Adobe Premiere Pro, After Effects, or Prelude.
Project files are stored and saved in Creative Cloud, so you can revert and sync project files across multiple workstations. All editing work happens with lightweight proxies, that are synced between machines using a file sharing service like Creative Cloud, Dropbox, or Box. Teams can see who’s online and resolve editing conflicts in real-time. It’s like working in the same editing room, from hundreds of miles away.
On April 14, 2020, Adobe announced that we’re offering Team Projects to Premiere Pro and After Effects Users with a Creative Cloud Individual License Through August 17, 2020. Download the Adobe Premiere Pro – Team Projects Guide to get started.
Here are some more helpful links to help you learn more about working with Team Projects to deliver world-class creative projects:
Shared Projects: Hollywood-tested collaboration
Team Projects is well-suited to remote collaboration, but for those of you who are collocated and using shared storage, the Shared Projects feature might be a better option. Shared Projects has been used successfully on many Hollywood productions, with features such as opening multiple projects and sharing on a network, project bin locking, copying clips between projects, and breaking a larger project into smaller ones like episodes or chapters.
Watch the videos below to learn more about working with Shared Projects:
Adobe Premiere Pro: All-in-one
When it comes to video editing, Premiere Pro has everything you need to be a creative force and it works seamlessly with other Creative Cloud apps and services. Add cinematic intros from After Effects, cut in stock footage from Adobe Stock, adjust sound through Adobe Audition, or integrate with hundreds of third-party extensions to produce outstanding content.
Premiere Pro is also great for people who want a simple, end-to-end workflow in one application. Maybe you’re an editor who normally works with a whole team: a graphic artist, audio engineer, and colorist. But due to changes to their daily routines, such as quarantine or adjusted work hours, they’re not available for your projects.
Premiere Pro has all of the essential tools that you need to finish a project. Open up the Essential Sound panel to take advantage of the embedded Audition sound engine. Use the Essential Color (Lumetri) panel to adjust color and grade your content. Create the motion graphics you need with the Essential Graphics panel. When the project is finished, you can export using Adobe Media Encoder or directly through Premiere Pro.
On Thursday, March 19th Jason Levine held a livestream on the Premiere Pro Facebook page to highlight Team Projects remote workflows.
On Friday, March 20th at 11 AM PST we will be delivering, Working Remotely? Adobe can help, hosted by Karl Soule. This in-depth, deeper dive webinar and Q&A will detail best practices for remote video workflows and collaboration in the enterprise. Register now. If you are unable to attend the live session, there will be a recoding available through the same link.
Motion Graphics templates: Create custom graphics with ease
From opening credits, to lower thirds, eye-catching motion graphics can help set the tone and communicate information effectively in a video. Many video teams work with professional designers for each motion graphic, but what happens when editors don’t have regular access to their graphic artists?
This is where using Motion Graphics templates can help. First, graphic artists create Motion Graphics templates in After Effects and use the Essential Graphics panel to build custom controls. Then, they hand the templates off to editors. Editors can use the simple controls in Premiere Pro to customize the Motion Graphics templates and create new titles and graphics.
If editors can’t connect with their artists, Premiere Pro comes with several sample Motion Graphics templates. Editors can also browse through thousands of Motion Graphics templates available through Adobe Stock directly from Premiere Pro.
Adobe Premiere Rush: Professional quality, on the go
Adobe Premiere Rush allows you to shoot pro-quality video, edit it, and share it all through your mobile device. It’s is more than just a mobile video app, it’s a professional quality capture app for iOS and Android that uses built-in camera functionality to record footage in resolutions as high as Ultra HD 4K. Premiere Rush works across platforms and devices (iOs, Android, Mac, PC) to help you keep content flowing even when you don’t have access to your normal equipment.
You can edit the video using the end-to-end workflow in Premiere Rush, including non-destructive color editing with Lumetri, an Audio panel, and a Titles panel with a variety of title styles. Add consistent branding to your video with Motion Graphics templates created in Premiere Pro, or choose from hundreds of free Motion Graphics templates inside the app.
Premiere Rush also benefits from all of the other Creative Cloud Services (Creative Cloud Libraries, Assets, Syncing) as well as 24/7 tech support. You can even open a Premiere Rush project in Premiere Pro to take advantage of the full range of advanced Premiere Pro functionality. Check out the User Guide and get started today.
Adobe Audition: Collaborate on podcasts and shows
Just because you can’t get into the studio together doesn’t mean you can’t continue to collaborate on podcasts and radio shows. Sites like Cleanfeed.net or Zencastr.com make it easy to record remote conversations, but import high-quality audio tracks from each participant into Audition.
Click on the links below to learn more about getting started with Audition:
Connecting with partners
Adobe’s strong partner eco-system offers many integrated solutions that help remote workers connect. Many of these solutions are showcased on Adobe’s Video & Audio Partner Finder. We’re highlighting just a few of the many unique partner offers below.
Looking for cloud or hybrid storage?
- Nomad offers a free emergency work-from-home utility from Studio Network Solutions for EVO customers
- MatrixStore is a cloud storage service designed for the media industry from Object Matrix
- Qumulo opened its hybrid cloud file storage software with AWS and the Google Cloud Platform to organizations fighting COVID-19
Reliable media and file-sharing is a must.
- Share files and collaborate with cloud-based solutions from partners such as Quine, eMAM, and Editshare
- IPV’s Curator can assist with rapid deployment for remote editing studios
- Platform service providers like BeBop Technology and StratusCore enable virtualization with named user accounts for Premiere Pro, After Effects, and Photoshop. These companies are partnered with the major Cloud Platform providers like AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud with the power of NVIDIA GPUs under the hood, running on the Teradici PCoIP protocol
Keep downtime to a minimum with some of our Media Asset Management partners.
- Evolphin’s VideoLXHybrid and Zoom Custom Cloud products have patented technology that helps manage your media seamlessly
- Dalet’s Remote Editing Solution is specifically designed for editing from wherever you are
- iconik’s Smart Media Management solution makes it easy for creatives to share and collaborate remotely
Integrated review and approval solutions are a critical part of remote workflows. Partners Frame.io, Wipster and Lookat.io have easy to use solutions for Adobe’s creative products.
Streaming solutions from AJA and Telestream can help organizations and educational institutions get up and running with stable streaming from multiple sources.
While you’re in a working from home mode, many of our plug-in partners offer online tutorials where creatives can enhance and develop their skills. MAXON’s Cineversity, BorisFX and RedGiant’s online Training and Tutorial Series offer full webinars and shortcuts to boost your creative skills.
Adobe Stock: Set the tone with beautiful assets
With many people restricted to working from home, it’s changing the way that we create content. It’s no longer easy for creators to travel around the globe or even across the city to capture the right landscape, location, or profile to support a marketing campaign, commercial, website, or product launch.
Adobe Stock provides millions of royalty-free videos and images to support your next creative project. Whether you’re looking for Aerial Shots, Motion Graphics templates, or Video Loops, Adobe Stock has all of the high-quality assets you need. That includes video in both HD and 4K resolutions. As mentioned, you can add Adobe Stock images or video to Creative Cloud Libraries for greater collaboration and sharing of stock content.
If you’re a Creative Cloud for enterprise customer, here’s what Adobe Stock means for you:
- Collection in the Millions. Have restrictions limited your ability to travel? Adobe Stock now has over 200+ million assets, including more than 15 million videos, 35 million vectors, 12 million editorial assets, and 140 million photos, illustrations, templates, and 3D assets from all over the globe, in numerous categories, to help you tell your story.
- Find Stock in Premiere Pro, After Effects, and Premiere Rush. With native integration, you can browse video assets directly from your favorite video editing tools for a seamless workflow. Don’t know where to start? Check out our Spring 2020 collection.
- Search for Stock Video Using Adobe Sensei. Find your perfect footage clip using AI and machine learning capabilities in Adobe Sensei that will revolutionize the way you search for stock content.
- Control Licenses and Assets with Ease. With Adobe Stock, you can use one platform for all of your stock image and video needs. Learn more about Adobe Stock and some of the key benefits of Adobe Stock can meet your enterprise needs.
Want to get started with Adobe Stock? You can read more below.
Creative Cloud Libraries: Sharing in one place
With so many teams working from home, it’s more important than ever to have a reliable way to share, track, and manage your assets. Creative Cloud Libraries provide a fast and easy way to collect and find colors, text styles, materials, brushes, images, videos, and other assets across desktop and mobile apps—even across computers and devices. You can even access these assets when you’re offline.
Adding assets to a library is simple—just drag and drop. You can even save Adobe Stock files to libraries with a single click. Keep track of which images have already been licensed and encourage reuse of licensed images.
Once you’ve created a library, you can share it with the team. With one central location for each brand or project, team members won’t need to waste time recreating assets or asking around for the latest versions. This will help the team stay on the same page, no matter where they’re working.
Creative Cloud Assets: Sync across devices
Whether you’re working at home or away from home, Creative Cloud Assets provides a way for you to store, manage, and share content through a web browser. You can manage creations made with mobile apps, preview the layers of a Photoshop or Illustrator file, browse through Creative Cloud Libraries, or navigate XD prototypes. You can even use Creative Cloud Assets to access Creative Cloud Files, files synced over the cloud, or cloud documents, as well as cloud-native files available for certain apps. With so many ways to share, view, and use files through the cloud, you are sure to find a workflow to support your remote workflow.
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Adobe Connect: Taking your classrooms and conferences online
Adobe Connect is playing a vital role for enterprises looking to continue business operations despite travel restrictions, cancelled conferences and delayed projects. Its virtual business environments let employees join meetings, virtual conferences and trainings from their homes, where they can continue to be productive and socially engaged.
Several schools and universities are using Adobe Connect to allow students to learn remotely, in larger than ever numbers, and keeping curriculum on track by moving their instructor-led classes to Adobe Connect virtual classrooms, for this semester.
Starting this week, we are providing free 90-day access for Adobe Connect, until July 1st, 2020. Individuals and business who aren’t customers can now use Adobe Connect rooms with up-to 25 participants for free for up to 90 days if they sign-up for a trial license between now and July 1st.
Adobe Exchange Marketplace
Don’t forget to check out third party integrations in the Adobe Exchange Marketplace. These integrations can help you work smarter and faster, even when you’re working away from your team, such as: Jira, Workfront, Wrike, Microsoft Teams, Slack, Frame.io, PageProof, and Hightail.
Training: Advice from the experts
Before we sign off, one final tip. When you’re working remotely, you might find it harder to connect with the rest of your creative team for those common questions and queries. Don’t hesitate to access the Adobe Help Center to learn more about Creative Cloud apps.
From all of us at Adobe, we hope that you stay safe and stay connected.
As the situation with COVID-19 unfolds, Adobe is committed to giving you the support and resources to navigate this challenging time.