• Adobe Premiere Pro

  Showing Waveform With Applied Effects?

  Posted by Brent Taylor on June 3, 2015 at 10:04 pm

  Short version:

  Is there a way to get the waveform in Premiere to represent the waveform WITH the effects you’ve applied?

  Long version:

  I edit a lot of audio for videos in Premiere. Lots of people talking. Sometimes someone has a lot of volume spikes with their P’s or other consonants, or just stray words that are too loud. I’ll use a few techniques to even this out, but often just a compressor or limiter does the trick. I could work faster if the actual waveform showed up because I could get a better idea of how much things are being evened out at a glance.

  Brent Taylor replied 11 years, 2 months ago 2 Members · 2 Replies
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  Richard Herd

  June 4, 2015 at 10:14 pm

  [Brent Taylor] “epresent the waveform WITH the effects you’ve applied?”

  Not unless you render and reimport.

  Also please note audition has some tools more suited to plosives and hisses and a very good way to deal with Automatic Gain that many dSLRs use.
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  Brent Taylor

  June 10, 2015 at 10:04 pm

  I found the answer to this and thought I’d share for anyone who comes after.

  Right click > Render and Replace does what I was looking for. You can also nest things first if effects need to be applied to a few bits of audio at once more easily.

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