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JJ_shadoe
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January 10, 2020
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Missing AUGraphicEQ filter...

  • January 10, 2020
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So I've been using Premiere Pro for the last year or so on a project of mine.

 

I needed to clear up some space on my drive, so I deleted Premiere Pro CC 2019, since it seemed redundant with having 2020. When I opened my project immediately after, it said "missing audio filter: AUGraphicEQ." 

 

Sure enough, this filter which I have used EXTENSIVELY in my project is gone, and I'm in a bit of a panic. I was literally opening the project to do a final output for two film festivals. I am desperately hoping I don't need to spend the next few days re-EQing my entire film.

 

Help? Advice?

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Correct answer JJ_shadoe

I had uninstalled, yes. The audio effect filter was AUGraphicsEQ.

 

After troubleshooting on my own and googling up a storm for a couple hapless hours, I went to Adobe support. They gave me a link to reinstall 2019, but that didn't seem to do the trick. Then I found a link that guided me into the audio plug-in preferences, where it was able to locate AUGraphicsEQ and then I had to reenable it.

 

Now everything is fine! Not sure how it all fell apart in the first place, but my assumption is certainly in uninstalling 2019.

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2drumstix
2drumstix
Known Participant
June 16, 2022

I know this thred is old, but I was curious what exactly you did to guide you into the audio plug-in preferences, where it was able to locate AUGraphicsEQ and then reenable it?

 

Thanks!

Mike Dziennik
Community Expert
Mike DziennikCommunity Expert
Community Expert
January 10, 2020

Did you uninstall or 'delete' 2019?

Which effect did you use? Graphic Equalizer (10 bands)? EQ (Obsolete)?

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JJ_shadoeAuthorCorrect answer
Participant
January 11, 2020

I had uninstalled, yes. The audio effect filter was AUGraphicsEQ.

 

After troubleshooting on my own and googling up a storm for a couple hapless hours, I went to Adobe support. They gave me a link to reinstall 2019, but that didn't seem to do the trick. Then I found a link that guided me into the audio plug-in preferences, where it was able to locate AUGraphicsEQ and then I had to reenable it.

 

Now everything is fine! Not sure how it all fell apart in the first place, but my assumption is certainly in uninstalling 2019.

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