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April 26, 2021
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Premiere to Audition doesn't seem to work

  • April 26, 2021
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I am trying to extend an Adobe Stock audio file to the entire video. When I try to Edit in Audition, it doesn't load the clip in Audition. Is it because I haven't licensed it? I am using a Macbook Pro 13" M1. I am not sure what to do?

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SteveG_AudioMasters_
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April 26, 2021

The basic starting position with Audition and Premiere is that you should have the current version of each on your machine, and fully licenced. The 'current version' part is quite important, as the interchange between the two is still being worked on to an extent, and versions are 'matched' to each other. It's not the case that it definitely won't work otherwise, but your chances of getting a good result diminish somewhat. Also it's quite important to recognise what will and won't transfer, and what the limits to what you can realistically achieve are. For instance, if I wanted to extend an audio file like a background sound over an entire video, I wouldn't use the route you are trying at all - I'd just open the audio file in Audition, extend it to the length you want it first, save it, and then just import the resulting file into Premiere. Why? Because it's non-synchronous, and it's simply easier than transferring files back and forth. Where I find the 'open in Audition' route to be far more use is with synchronised clips that you need to manipulate.

Participant
April 26, 2021

Would Right-Clicking on Choosing "Render and Replace" on the audio file work? It does open it in Audition. But then I am unsure how to extend the song. Also, what happens if I extend the song, but then modify the length of the video? Do I need to go back to Audition and extend or shorten it or would Premier Pro do it automatically if the song is over the length of the video in a later edit? Thank you.

SteveG_AudioMasters_
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Community Expert
April 26, 2021

Premiere won't do anything like that automatically - you're the editor, you have to decide how it goes! Render and replace won't help at all with extending the duration of the audio - if anything, I think it would truncate what you did back to the original clip length.

 

If you want a song to fit a length, don't even attempt to do it until you know what the length is. There is a tool in Audition called Remix which will make the process of extending a song to a given length much easier. It will analyse the song, and then reassemble it in what it regards as a suitable manner (it actually does this rather well as a rule), and initially I'd try using that. But not until you're ready to!