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mystickid
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December 28, 2011
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How do I join multiple (short) audio clips into one single long audio clip in Premiere Pro CS5?

  • December 28, 2011
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Hello,

The question is in the title but I'm wondering how I can join multiple (short) audio clips into one single long audio clip in PP CS5.5.  I put all my short clips right next to each other and selected all of them to see what options are available by right clicking and using the toolbar options at the top.  The closest that I got was to nest the sequence, but that's not what I really want.

I'd like to merge all the short clips into one single (long) audio file to use under the video.

Thoughts are welcome and  greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

-Melvin

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    Correct answer shooternz

    Thanks Shooternz,

    A newbie question but how do I get the 4 clips into Adobe media encoder all at once?  I selected all 4...

    Thanks


    O.K. This is kind of fundamental and you will need to learn up on this fully ...but for now...

    Make sure you have the WAB ( work area bar )covering the length of the audio clips. ( You do not need to select them)

    Go to the File Menu> Export Media

    You will be given all the Export Options.  Choose Wave File

    Select option for Export Work Area.

    Choose where to export the file to ( HD location)

    follow your nose from there....

    ....

    http://tv.adobe.com/watch/learn-premiere-pro-cs5/exporting-with-adobe-media-encoder/

    BTW - Why are you taking the audio to Audition anyway? What are you going to do to it.

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    OdysseePictures
    Participant
    September 25, 2018

    The absolute fastest way to combine your group of short audio clips and edit them in Audition is this:

    1) Select them all
    2) Right Click>Nest
    3) Right-click again>Render and Replace
    4) Right-click again>Edit Clip in Adobe Audition.

    Done.

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    lisaweeeee
    Participant
    December 3, 2018

    Thank you for offering a simple solution to this question!

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    Anonymous
    November 20, 2015

    The reason why I have to work with the audio files on audition is because I need to use its tools for the audio stuff.

    Tried multitrack view, export to premiere pro and then opened but premiere showed me only one track but all the audio files bundled into one

    I want it to be like that which was the same way I did use edit in audition from premiere not this one below with all the audio files combined into one track

    Really need help on that in order to progress.

    pmccaully
    pmccaully
    Participant
    August 13, 2014

    I came to this thread from google, but for those of you not with CS5, but working in CC 2014, there's a new way to do this.

    In Premiere, select all your audio clips, then go to Edit > Edit in Audition > Sequence...

    Once in Audition, you can merge the clips from the multitrack view by selecting them, right clicking and choosing Merge Clips (also available under Clip > Merge Clips)

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      joe_bloe_premiere
      Inspiring
      December 28, 2011

      If you don't want to nest (I'm not sure why)...

      you can export then import the track as one file.

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        mystickidAuthor
        Participating Frequently
        December 28, 2011

        Thanks Joe,

        The reason I don't want to nest is because I need to edit the clips as a single audio track in Adobe Audition.  When I right click the nested audio sequence it doesn't give me the option "edit in adobe audition," which is what I'd like to do.

        I'm sure there's a way around this, I just don't know how...could you explain a little more on how I go about exporting all the short  audio clips out and re-importing as a single track? I have video tracks above as well. I just want to export the audio.

        shooternz
        shooternz
        Legend
        December 28, 2011

        Export  the audio via Adobe Media Encoder as a wav file.

        Make sure you have the WAB ( work area bar )covering the length of the audio clips.

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