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Audio Plug-ins for Adobe Premiere
I am looking for a eq and compressor Plug-ins that will work with Adobe Premiere CS5.5, I tried installing SSL’s duende native demo VST plug-ins and they where recognised by FCP but Premiere could not find them. Dose anyone know why Premiere rejects some VST? Dose anyone have a recommendation for a eq and a compressor that can be used with Adobe Premiere?
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https://premierepro.wikia.com/wiki/Virtual_Studio_Technology
There is some troubleshooting stuff in this article that may be of use. The general consensus is that no matter what, some VST effects won’t work.
I suggest getting demos as I only use these plugins in Audition so I’m not sure of their performance Premiere Pro on Mac.
I like this as an all-in-one tool box
https://www.izotope.com/products/audio/alloy/PSP audio makes some good stuff but I don’t personally use it
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> Dose anyone know why Premiere rejects some VST?
One common reason is that Premiere Pro CS5 and later is a 64-bit application and therefore requires 64-bit plug-ins. Many VST plug-ins haven’t been updated to be 64-bit.
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I have tried 64 bit Plug-ins and they are being rejected to what else is Premiere looking for? Is there a search for new plug-ins function in Premiere like in Audition?
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Old thread but figured I’d jump in since I just installed 5.5 a few hours ago. You will have to right click the audio clip and edit in Audition. Not so bad if you did the same with FCP >> send to Sound Track Pro.
All of my vst plugins showed up in audition. Actually had to disable all VSTs since I had both duplicate VST and AU plugins. It took 40 seconds to run Izotops Ozone’s 4 “voice over – loudness maximizer” preset on a 58 minute video (mono). I bounce all webcast material (if voice only) to mono because most folks have crappy laptop speakers. Hardware is a single 3.4Ghz i7 with 16GB ram.
Renders much faster than the dual quad core system at 2.6Ghz with the same amount of memory. Did FCP or Sound Track Pro utilize all processors? Doesn’t seem that way to me. Media Encoder render times blow compressor away.
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