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Use mogrt. to show speaking in Premiere Pro with AE Expressions.

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Nov 04, 2022 Nov 04, 2022

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Hey! This is a big idea that I've had on my mind for a while now. I would like to make a simple shape (let's say a circle), and show a speaking ring (just like discord does), when a specific layer audio file in Premiere is playing audio. Best example would be using the channels A1 and up to grab audio. Is that even remotely possible with AE mogrts? And if not, is there a way to do that within Premiere?

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Nov 04, 2022 Nov 04, 2022

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You can't do it for the simple fact that this is a one way connection and the AE-based MOGRT container has no knowledge of your premiere audio tracks. Not that it would matter much - since AE can only do basic stereo and no multichannel stuff, the whole concept would fall apart, anyway, as soon as you add more than towo mono tracks or a stereo track. You'd have no way of accessing other channels. Since Premiere doesn't have something liek expressions, I think you can't do it there, either. The best thing I can think of is that you may be able to creatively use a Premiere plug-in that e.g renders a faux "video camera seeker" overlay. Some of them feature audio indicators and may be able to automatically detect which track is currently active. But that's really more of a premiere question, so ask on their forum.

 

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