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Hi! Im trying to record a voice-over. As soon as I press the mic-button and start to talk, the recording immediately makes my voice distorted and almost sound
"alien-like". I tried doing voice-overs in Imovie and that worked without any problems, so its not the computer.
If anyone has any suggestions on what I could do about this, I would be glad to hear it. Thanks!
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Hi maxinejarlsbo,
Sorry for the issue. Go to Premiere Pro Preferences > Audio hardware & check the settings.
Try changing the Default Input device & Latency.
Thanks,
Vidya
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I recommend doing this kind of work with a Digital Audio Recorder, something like the Zoom H1n. They tend to work pretty flawlessly.
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Not sure if this is going to help, but I was having the same issue. My voice kept sounding higher than usual when it was recorded and played back. I tried adjusting everything and still couldn't fix it. I use a Zoom H1 by the way... THEN I adjusted the recording sample rate on Premier Pro to 44100Hz to match the 44Hz recording rate on my mic. in Adobe I went to PREMIER PRO > Preferences > Audio Hardware > Sample Rate, from there adjust the sample rate to match your Microphone. Hope that helps.
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I'm having this same issue. Does anyone know the fix? Suggestions listed here didn't work.
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