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дмитрийк50860592
дмитрийк50860592
Inspiring
November 3, 2016
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So now EQ is gone, what about previous projects?

  • November 3, 2016
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Is there a way to automatically open old projects featuring eq, and still keep eq settings?

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    Correct answer excited_Genie16B8

    I have it available, in the Obsolete folder.

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    excited_Genie16B8Correct answer
    Legend
    November 3, 2016

    I have it available, in the Obsolete folder.

      дмитрийк50860592
      дмитрийк50860592Author
      Inspiring
      November 3, 2016

      Oops, indeed! And I've found out, that in fact, when opening old projects, eqs are still there, named EQ (obsolete). My bad.

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      excited_Genie16B8
      Legend
      November 3, 2016

      The effect is still there, I would expect older projects to work just fine.

      дмитрийк50860592
      дмитрийк50860592Author
      Inspiring
      November 3, 2016

      No, it's not. It's replaced by similar new "Parametric EQ" which is better in my opinion, but doesn't automatically replace EQ in old project.

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      nicholasb51902017
      Participant
      November 3, 2016

      I was just about to post about the now-obsolete "master eq" effect, which I've been using to scoop out the mids of music when I have a vocal track over that. I'm now supposed to use the Parametric Equalizer, however it seems like I now have less control than I did before. If I try to adjust the points on the graph or adjust the frequency/gain, I'm still unable to replicate the "scoop" of lowering all the mids (so the graph would be a very gradual U-shaped valley.

      Edit: Okay, I answered my own question. Just found the "Mastering" effect under Effects --> Special.

      дмитрийк50860592
      дмитрийк50860592Author
      Inspiring
      November 3, 2016

      In this case Q/width parameter works well for me.

      The problem is when I open previous project. I will have to re-apply all equalization. And I don't want to keep to versions of Premiere Pro for this.

      PeterCorbett
      PeterCorbett
      Known Participant
      November 3, 2016

      Yes, I've got to go through every single clip in a documentary and replace/check/adjust EQ on five hundred clips.  Jeez.

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