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wayned11197107
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July 30, 2019
Question

Audio not coming into PP correctly after editing in Audition

  • July 30, 2019
  • 3 replies
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Hello all,

I am using Premier Pro to edit a movie..

Whenever I edit an audio track in Audition the playback in Premier pro isn't correct.

the track starts off with very little treble (sounds muffled)  then corrects itself, almost like a fade...

What am I doing wrong?

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    wayned11197107
    Known Participant
    August 3, 2019

    I’m using 2019....seems to be an issue with Denoiser trying to latch on...there is a lag...

    ive decided to import the sequence into Audition, problem still occurring...

    is is there a work around?

    SteveG_AudioMasters_
    Community Expert
    Community Expert
    August 3, 2019

    wayned11197107  wrote

    I’m using 2019....seems to be an issue with Denoiser trying to latch on...there is a lag...

    ive decided to import the sequence into Audition, problem still occurring...

    is is there a work around?

    Yes - don't use the Denoiser!

    The problem here is that this is adaptive, and needs time to 'learn' what the characteristics of your track are. So if you instantiate it right at the start of a track, this is inevitably going to happen, I'm afraid.

    If you want to reduce noise in a track, you are much better off treating this as a separate exercise. Import the whole track into Audition, select a section containing just the noise, and use this as a 'noise print' for the process-based Noise Reduction effect, which will then treat the entire track, without strange things happening at the start. Also you get a 'cleaner' reduction using this method, as the noise floor won't drift up and down with signal changes, which are almost inevitable with an adaptive system.

    In general, treating raw material before you edit it can save a lot of headaches when it comes to putting it together - you get a much clearer idea of how the final result will sound as you go - this makes it much easier to set levels, for instance. It may take a little longer, but will make the actual edit easier, as you'll be able to concentrate more on the content rather than the problems.

    wayned11197107
    Known Participant
    August 5, 2019

    The things is that when you play it only once, it remembers the effect and you can go back and it hits it straight off...

    Wondering if it somethign that 'renders' after the frist play...

    so basically I can make adjustments to each track, then play it then export back to premier pro...

    SteveG_AudioMasters_
    Community Expert
    Community Expert
    August 2, 2019

    It's worth pointing out that the versions of both Premiere and Audition need to be 'compatible' - which generally means that you need the latest download of both. There have been some difficulties where this hasn't been the case...

    gupta shivangi
    Legend
    August 2, 2019

    Hi there,

    Thanks for reaching out. I understand you are not getting the updates saved in Premiere Pro when you edit audio in Audition via dynamic link.

    • Which version of Adobe Premiere Pro and Adobe Audition are you using?
    • Is it a project-specific issue?

    Let me know. I'm here to help

    Thanks,

    Shivangi