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Choose Where to Save “Render and Replace” Audio?
Is there any way to set where “Render and Replace” saves your audio? It seems to put them next to the original file (although I feel like sometimes it puts them next to the project as well)? But I have a ton and do it often before sending to mix, so I’d love to be able to set it all to a “Rendered Audio” folder.
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When you first set up your project, click on the “Scratch” tab. One of the choices you’ll see is where to save your renders. You know the rest 😉
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The scratch disk settings don’t have anything to do with this. The rendered audio file is created next to the original. There isn’t any settings for it like there is for the video. If you’re sending your audio to post then you could export an OMF or an AAF.
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Of course I’m just an amateur who likes to help, so I’m only assuming I know what I’m talking about. And this is what I’m talking about.
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Sorry. Listen to Tero. He knows what he’s talking about.
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Thank you. I have tons of reverb nests, low-pass filters, speed changes, etc. on my audio — stuff that doesn’t carry over in an OMF.
Been looking for an organized way to get that to sound…I use an OMF right now but have to render all these effects to keep them intact and it clogs up my folders with a bunch of rogue render files. -
Render and replace doesn’t actually bake the effects in the new file. At least with video. It just renders the clip and replaces it with the new clip and it has the same effects applied as the old one.
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Here’s the manual page for it: https://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/using/render-replace-effects-compositions.html
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