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Inspiring
January 18, 2021
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How to: need to mark several ins & outs per audio track

  • January 18, 2021
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We are able to mark ins and outs in the source pane for audio tracks.

I would like to be able to mark several ins and outs for several

sections of a track in the source pane.  Is there a way?  I could

marker spots of interest, but that would beome confusing. 

Audition lets us "range" between markers to know. 

PPro does not seem to.  Any ideas please?

 

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Correct answer R Neil Haugen

You can create markers with duration in Premiere, that may be what you need to do to get the job done today.

 

And you probably want sequence markers, not clip markers.

 

Use your keyboard shortcut for "deselect all" (Ctrl/Shift-A on my rig) to make sure nothing is selected, then with playhead where you want to start tap the M key. With the timeline zoomed in some, you can now hold down the Alt key, then click the very upper-right corner of the sequence marker, drag to the right, and let go where you want the marked duration to end.

 

Alternatively you can hit M to creat the marker, tap M again to open the Markers panel, and either drag the "duration" option in blue to the right to increase it or type in a timecode for the duration needed.

 

Either way, with sequence markers with duration set, your name for the marker appears on the marker itself at the top of the sequence on the timeline bar. Making it easy to know which is which.

 

Neil

 

 

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R Neil Haugen
R Neil HaugenCorrect answer
Legend
January 18, 2021

You can create markers with duration in Premiere, that may be what you need to do to get the job done today.

 

And you probably want sequence markers, not clip markers.

 

Use your keyboard shortcut for "deselect all" (Ctrl/Shift-A on my rig) to make sure nothing is selected, then with playhead where you want to start tap the M key. With the timeline zoomed in some, you can now hold down the Alt key, then click the very upper-right corner of the sequence marker, drag to the right, and let go where you want the marked duration to end.

 

Alternatively you can hit M to creat the marker, tap M again to open the Markers panel, and either drag the "duration" option in blue to the right to increase it or type in a timecode for the duration needed.

 

Either way, with sequence markers with duration set, your name for the marker appears on the marker itself at the top of the sequence on the timeline bar. Making it easy to know which is which.

 

Neil

 

 

Everyone's mileage always varies ...
Inspiring
January 18, 2021

Ha, I knew there had to be something!  Oddly I tried every key combo

on the timeline of the source panel, and not on the M !!!!!

R Neil Haugen
Legend
January 19, 2021

There's so freaking much to this app, it's a fraught process to figure every which way of doing something out. Which is where a user forum like this is so useful. SOMEONE may know a way to just get something done ...  😉

 

Neil

Everyone's mileage always varies ...
Kevin J. Monahan Jr.
Community Manager
Community Manager
January 18, 2021

Hi,

Can you place this feature request on the User Voice site? 

Thanks,
Kevin

Kevin Monahan - Sr. Community and Engagement Strategist – Adobe Pro Video and Audio
Inspiring
January 18, 2021

I guess that wont be necessary now?