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How do yo remove normalisation gain?
I can’t seem to figure out how to do this. For example, let’s say you normalise a bunch of different audio clips after you’ve done an edit – with all sorts of little chopped up, relatively silent little bits. After normalisation gain is applied, you get all these pieces with ridiculously loud room tone. I can’t figure out how to remove this normalisation after the fact. What’s the trick? I am a total Premiere newbie.
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I haven’t used that but I guess it makes volume keyframes on the audio? Right click -> remove effects.
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“Remove Effects” does not work, unfortunately. It’s a real head-scratcher. In FCP 7, normalisation gain was an effect that was applied and you simply removed the effect. Premiere’s implementation seems to be different.
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[Scott Clements] “Premiere’s implementation seems to be different.
“just select the clip, hit G, and set the peaks back to 0…
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Thanks, Charlie. Found that out a while back. Sorry, should have updated here.
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