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Anonymous
October 25, 2018
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Constant Power transition causes audio to drop off at the end of audio clip

  • October 25, 2018
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Hi guys,

I'm using Premier Pro cc and am simply trying to blend two of the same sounds for a video I'm working on. The sound is just a hum and doesn't change tone etc. but when I add a Constant Power to blend them (the Constant Power transition works well) I lose sound on the end of the clip? It looks like amount of sound lost is the same as the duration of the Constant Power. The audio waves are visibly shown on the audio clip but the sound just stops, is this a standard thing or can anyone help explain this please?

Thanks!!

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Correct answer Peru Bob

Really sorry, I'm a newbie, what's render and replace? Sorry!!


Render and replace media in Premiere Pro

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Ann Bens
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Ann BensCommunity Expert
Community Expert
October 25, 2018

What kind of audio are you using. Screenshot does not show.

Might want to convert to wave.

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Anonymous
October 25, 2018

It's the audio from a separate video so it's a .MOV file, should I try and adapt it? I've attached another screen shot here.

Also, the second Constant Power (next to the cursor in the screenshot) is still giving me a loud pop no matter how many frames I make the transition. This is killing me!!

Thanks for your help!

Ann Bens
Community Expert
Ann BensCommunity Expert
Community Expert
October 25, 2018

Try render and replace

Mike Dziennik
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Mike DziennikCommunity Expert
Community Expert
October 25, 2018

Yes, you can check the location of your cache by opening the preferences and looking for the Media cache.

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Anonymous
October 25, 2018

The only thing in my Media Cache is a Plug-Ins folder. Do you know if deleting this might help? I'm still having the same issue. Thanks for helping me, and sorry if this is a super noob question, but it's so frustrating!

Mike Dziennik
Community Expert
Mike DziennikCommunity Expert
Community Expert
October 25, 2018

Try step 2.H from this:

Unofficial Premiere Pro Troubleshooting Guide

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Anonymous
October 25, 2018

Hey Mike,

Thanks for the response, I'm using a Mac, I neglected to mention. Would this possibly still work?

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