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Anton5C11
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August 5, 2021
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Audio file becomes quieter after using Adobe Dynamic Link between Premiere Pro and After Effects

  • August 5, 2021
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When I try to edit my clip with audio from Premiere Pro in After Effects via Adobe Dynamic Link, I always end up getting quieter sound in After Effects for some reason.

My audio file is in stereo, there are no effects applied in Premiere Pro.

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    phil pfny
    phil pfny
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    January 19, 2024

    late to this discussion but...

     

    i discovered that if you paste audio from PPRO to AE, AE adds a stereo mixer, with the volume set to 35.57% on each channel (you can see it in Anton5C11's screenshot below). i don't know why it does this

     

    i also don't know why AE won't let you edit any more than one audio track in audition. it won't even recognize a precomp as a single audio source

    Mylenium
    Mylenium
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    August 5, 2021

    The audio in AE looks clipped, TBH. And why is the gain in the audio effects so low? It simply seems you are doing soemthing in Premiere and it gets wrongly converted/ translated when opening the file in AE. Start by removing any audio processing and verify that the plain files actually come in identically.

     

    Mylenium

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    Anton5C11작성자
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    August 5, 2021

    I see what you mean, but I have not done anything to my audio in Premiere Pro. It is literally a plain file.

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    benagain28
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    November 30, 2021

    I was running into the same issue. My main audio track was mastered in Audition then brought into PR. Audio was good in PR, but once the dynamic link happened the audio in AE was MUCH lower. Something i was able to discover was that these settings were automatically applied in AE. So I just removed them, and that seemed to solve the problem. 

      Mylenium
      Mylenium
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      August 5, 2021

      Without any info about the actual audio levels in the file and waveform screenshots nobody can tell you much. Also check the relevant settings in the AE preferences and preview panel. Simply sounds like you did not master your audio file to an accepted common broadcast level and now it's getting "remastered" based on the settings.

       

      Mylenium

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        Anton5C11작성자
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        August 5, 2021

        Thank you for your answer. Here are screenshots of my waveform in Premiere Pro and After Effects.

        My actual audio levels are close to -3db. The audio was exported from Adobe Audition in stereo, 16 bit.

         

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