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How to change the overall sound volume in the program

New Here ,
Aug 28, 2022 Aug 28, 2022

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Hello. I loaded a list of files as background music in the project's file navigation window. In the "Source" window, I open the desired music track to inspect it. But it's too loud, since my OS Windows volume is 100% - I adjust it on the headphones.

Can you please tell me how to change the volume level inside Premiere? I'm not talking about the volume level of audio tracks on the timeline, which is indicated for this track. I'm talking about the overall volume level of the program itself, which plays sound to me through the audio output to the playback tools (in my case, these are headphones).

Otherwise, as a workaround, I have to change the volume level in the system mixer, which is extremely inconvenient, because it needs to be constantly changed. And in the end, I can simply forget about him to return to his original position.

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Aug 28, 2022 Aug 28, 2022

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You cannot change the volume level inside Premiere.

You should set windows volume to an acceptable level and not to 100%.

 

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Aug 28, 2022 Aug 28, 2022

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I change the volume with the media keys on my keyboard. Increase volume/decrease volume/mute volume.

 

So if your keyboard has media keys, use them. 

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Aug 28, 2022 Aug 28, 2022

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I mapped my mouse center scroll button tilt left and right to decrease and increase volume.

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Aug 30, 2022 Aug 30, 2022

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I appreciate your answers, but those are the same workarounds as the mixer. Apparently not this time...

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Aug 30, 2022 Aug 30, 2022

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You wanted actual answers, you got them. Working answers, not wishes. Which we all have, of course.

 

I have a keyboard with 'volume' adjustment keys, and depending on what is playing from a media player to YouTube to a livestream on whatever service to an app like Pr, I'm constantly adjusting the volume of the system. It's ... well, how real life computing works.

 

For audio on a timeline, I set levels not by sound, but by the meters during playback ... as that's how professional audio is handled. According to the meters.

 

And I set the system for whatever is comfortable for me to hear the current audio.

 

Neil

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I appreciate your answers, but those are the same workarounds as the mixer. Apparently not this time...


By @ThIsLinked

 

The answer is still NO. You cannot change the volume within Premiere.

And probably never will.

But you can post your request here:

Premiere Pro: Hot (13069 ideas) – Adobe video & audio apps

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