• Adobe Premiere Pro

  Audio mastering impossible? No way to export a project…

  Posted by Normann on January 16, 2007 at 9:19 am

  Hi,

  after a few days of searching a lot of forums on this planet, I must realize that it seems to be impossible to export a complete Premiere Pro Project for audio-mastering.

  Audition doesn’t even have a option for importing .prproj or .aaf or .edl etc. Trying different audio editors (pro tools, nuendo 3 …) with edl-files and aaf-files, the closest thing to my original audio-Project in Premiere Pro was garbage and for no use – at least a video track was the only thing that was imported correctly into Nuendo?!

  So if anyone has a tip for me, I would be very thankfull.

  But please don’t tell me to master my audio in Premiere and only edit each audio clip in Audition. It is an 90 min. documentary project for cinema. Audio has to be mastered in dolby 5.1 and professional studios don’t master audio with Premiere Pro!

  And yes – I should have thought about this in the first place… I did. But allthought there was and is a third-party-plugin for omf-export listet on the official Adobe Premiere Pro website, this plugin (automatic duck “Pro export PPro”) was dicontinued and is no longer available. Unfortunately it was the only plugin of this kind.

  Have a nice day.
  totho

  Normann replied 19 years, 4 months ago 2 Members · 3 Replies
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  Steven L. gotz

  January 17, 2007 at 1:30 am

  The only tip I have os to export each audio track individually to a WAV file that can be used to build a multi-track Audion project.

  Steven
  https://www.stevengotz.com
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  Steven L. gotz

  January 17, 2007 at 1:46 am

  I either need to type more carefully or get a new keyboard. Two mistakes in that post.

  The only tip I have is to export each audio track individually to a WAV file that can be used to build a multi-track Audition project

  Steven
  https://www.stevengotz.com
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  Normann

  January 17, 2007 at 12:45 pm

  Thanks for answering – I hope my spelling is correct;)

  I also thought that exporting each audio track (and sorting clips by category first) would be the only way to get on. But it is a bit stressful, that you allways have to go back to Premiere Pro when you need some handles for a clip. uff.
  I don’t know what will hapen, when the studio, that makes our cinema-mix and dolby 5.1 blow-up needs some mor handles here and there… I hope they don’t.

  Normann

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