Frage von rufuss:
Hi,
There inPremiere a trick (provided by the program it is not)
an entire track, not just a clip, uniformly regulate the volume.
For example, set an upper limit in some places (wind noise)
synonymous to raise or lower volume.
At 2 hours of video and various volumes is otherwise a nerve-and ohrtötende work.
Thank you
Antwort von nico:
No. normalize an entire track will not do. Level changes affect only ever made to a clip. This is synonymous sense because most of the audio clips are different in the original level.
A takeover would be the normal value of 1.7 dB, for example from 1 to clip 2 clip either too high or too low result in changes in Clip 2.
If you want to normalize an entire track, you should export it as an audio file, edit it in an external audio editor and then import it back into Premiere. The old audio track can be disabled or deleted.
Antwort von jomiho:
Hello,
Choose Clip> Effect settings and increase-> volume levels. Right to copy, select the next clip, right-click Paste. The clip now has the same volume increase.
But is feasible only for a few more clips.
Otherwise, as previously described. However, one does not need audio editing program for it.
File-> Export Audio (Entire Sequence Settings area or work area bar)
then File-> Import-box> wave files to the same audio track, or new audio track to increase volume level, done.
Jomiho
