How do you remove normalisation gain?

[Tero Ahlfors]

I tested this out and if you’re using the normalize master gain-command then it just touches the level of the master track. So go into the audio track mixer and bring the master track back to zero.

[Scott Clements]

Normalisation is applied on a clip by clip basis. If you apply normalisation to 2 clips…one with a person speaking and one that is just room tone, the room tone will be ludicrously loud. Once it is applied to the room tone, I don’t know how to remove it. In FCP 7, you just delete a gain filter – not the case in Premiere. So, it is not a case of just adjusting the level of the master track.

Film Editor, London UK
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[Tero Ahlfors]

How exactly are you applying this normalisation?

[Nils Welter]

Select all affected clips in timeline. Hit G for audio gain, then set gain to 0 (first row). Setting absolute gain to 0 means reset to default.

Nils Welter
Adobe Certified Instructor – Premiere Pro

CBC Cologne Broadcasting Center
Cologne, Germany

[Scott Clements]

Thanks, Nils! That’s great!

Film Editor, London UK
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