• Adobe Premiere Pro

  Audio cleanup help

  Posted by Michael Kavanaugh on November 29, 2007 at 6:58 pm

  Hello all,
  I purchased CS3 and have discovered cleaning up my audio track via SoundBooth while in Premier. Works great on a clip to clip basis! My problem is with an edited show. Is there a way to select and edit multiple audio clips from the timeline and edit them as perhaps a “Batch” run? I have set my noise threshold to remove background hiss so a 1:1 render & replace works great.
  I tried this by selecting (Shift-Click) on multiple clips within the same track but, do not have access to Edit>Edit in SoundBooth (all greyed out).
  I tried selecting the original clip in it’s raw state, dropping it on a separate track and again, the command set is greyed out.
  Is there a way to edit an entire audio track after it has all been chopped up?
  Thanks in advance!
  Mike

  Jon Barrie replied 18 years, 5 months ago 2 Members · 1 Reply
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  Jon Barrie

  November 30, 2007 at 1:49 am

  There is no multi clip batch fix.
  I usually set an audio layer for the clips that need the clean, finish the edit export the whole audio layer on its own, (Solo in mixer), then import or send it to soundbooth to clean it as one whole clip.
  – Jon 🙂

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