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Hello!
I'm finishing up final audio adjustments for a video, and I'm running into a problem. When played back in Audition, everything sounds great and how I want it, but when I export back to Premiere my VST compressor doesn't affect the audio. I've tried exporting in several different formats, and exporting the "multi-track mixdown" to later import through Premiere but the same thing happened. Is there some way to export in real time to capture the effects? Or have I done something wrong?
I have my narration side-chained to a separate, non-vst compressor if that could be causing the problem, but I don't think that's it. The VST compressor I'm using is the Focusrite Red 3 Compressor, which appears to be the only effect not working upon export.
Thanks in advance for help, let me know if there's more information you need.
-Sean
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Puzzling.
When you export the multitrack mixdown, does the mixed track play properly in Audition and only fail in Premiere or does the VST disappear at the time of the mixdown?
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Hi Bob,
The compressor doesn't disappear at the time of mixdown, and the exported mixdown is also quiet when played in Audition. I opened the project file today and noticed that the vst compressor wasn't working initially, but it started working again when I adjusted the output gain. Once I fiddled with the dial a little, it kicked in. I'll be troubleshooting more today.
Edit: After pre-rendering the track, the compressor turned off again. It is still powered and activated, but it had no effect. Again when I adjusted a parameter it kicked in.
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Side chain compression can take careful and very precise set up. Let us know how you get on.
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Thanks for following up. I can't seem to figure out the issue in audacity, so I just took note of all my compressor parameters and created the same VST in Premiere. If anyone else is having the same issue, I would suggest that as a workaround.