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August 9, 2026
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Mixing and editing audio clips

  • August 9, 2026
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 I am recording piano music to an audio recorder which outputs .WAV files.  If (when) I make a mistake, I go back a measure and just start playing again, ending up with a audio recording with multiple pauses.  What I want to do is edit out the mistake and stich the audio back together so the mistakes are gone.

I have tried this by creating a sequence with two audio tracks, dropping in alternating tracks and using the level adjustment within each track and aligning them.  I then export the sequence as a .WAV file. 

This does work, but was wondering if there was a better way to do this in Premiere Pro?  Or perhaps there’s a better application to do it?  Do I have to export to a .WAV or is there a better way to combine two audio tracks into one and save to the project panel?

 

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    Community Expert
    August 10, 2026

    Audition would be ideal for this. You can change the time ruler to Bars and Beats, then snap to beats instead of frames.

    If you'd prefer to stay in Premiere Pro, I'd suggest keeping all your recordings on the same track. Use a different label color for your pickup recordings, then use the Constant Power crossfade to blend them together. This gives a smoother blend than volume keyframes on each clip.

    R Neil Haugen
    Legend
    August 10, 2026

    For straight audio editing, I do that in Audition ...

    Everyone's mileage always varies ...