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copying submixes in Premiere Pro CC 2014
Is there any way to copy an audio and associated submix track to another sequence? I edited a music track and created a number of level keyframes and would like to transplant them to other sequences. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Hi
duplicate the sequence and delete/replace the content…
the mix is attached to the track, not the clip…
Alex Udell
Editing, Motion Graphics, and Visual FX -
I’ve been doing the ‘dupe the sequence and paste the video on top’ routine but it seems so tedious if you want to try pasting variations onto several cuts. I have 13 music demos and a few spots to audition them in. I did audio edits on the music track and my level adjusts on a sub-mix track. I thought there might be a way to copy the music and it’s sub-mix track from my demos into different variations of the spots. It’s a bit unwieldy when I have to build new sequences just to hear my various mixes against different cuts quickly. I suppose I’ll go back to doing my level adjusts on the actual music tracks from now on as they’re actually movable as a simple copy and paste without too much hassle. Thanks anyway.
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you can always bring your video cuts in as nested sequences on your timeline and stack em….
or just mute/unmute what you want to see played against the audio.
Alex Udell
Editing, Motion Graphics, and Visual FX
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