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Premiere's audio creation and editing functions has several nice features, but the following things make audio editing aggravating.
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Is it possible to set the default audio gain so I don't have to change it for every clip?
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I don't know if I'd describe having to manually click a couple of switches a trial but, yeah, there are some things you wish the program would do automatically.
You can move two clips as one by grouping them. Select both (or many) clips on the timeline and, from the right-click menu, select Group.
Beyond that, there is no short cut for muting speaker audio or joining audio clips on the narration track.
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You can move two clips as one by grouping them. Select both (or many) clips on the timeline and, from the right-click menu, select Group.
I have 60+ audio clips. Is there a way to select them all at once? I tried highlighting the first and shift-clicking the last like windows does it but that didn't work. The only way I found to highlight multiple clips is to shift-click each one.
Once grouped, can I ungroup the first one in the group?
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Drag across the clips to select several at once.
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I'm sorry, I don't understand. When I press Shift, then click on a clip and try to drag, it move the clip -- I doesn't highlight any other clips.
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Is there a way to set the default volume gain?
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To select several clips at once, hold down your left mouse button and drag over the clips you want to select on your timeline.
The default gain is set to 0 db, which is default for every editing program. There is no way to change it that I'm aware of.
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Thanks for your help