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Audio in Premiere
I’m editing a short video and one person had a lav on and the 2nd person with a lav on. Both sound, sounds great. So, I’ve had a brain freeze and I need opinions on with the sound editing, should I set both audio channels to left and right, so we hear both of them on the left and right channels? Or, leave one guy’s audio on the L channel and leave the other guy’s lav on the R channel. (I’ve done both and sometimes the audio doesn’t sound as good if both lavs are set to both L and R channels), any thoughts?
– Tom
Tom Laughlin
Producer/Editor
Digital Chop House
Salt Lake City, Utah
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3 Replies
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Hi Tom…
What are you doing with your master? Where is it going?
my guess is that it will all need to be centered….
unless technically you need to be split for your final delivery spec….
hth,
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It’s exporting from Premiere, and just going right onto YouTube.
Tom Laughlin
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Hey Tom,
Technically speaking, both channels “should” be mono, center panned, as Alex already suggested.
David Roth Weiss
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