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  • João pedro Oliveira

    June 12, 2019 at 5:58 pm in reply to: Missing (some) audio after export

    Hey Peter, I have no way to thank you enough, my friend.

    Phase correlation was my problem exactly. The tracks with this problem were indeed being left out of the mix. Well, it is quite strange that, after 8 years shooting weddings with wired audio, I only ended up with some phase problems just now. I mean, I handle all of my audios with several recorders (both Tascam and Zoom) and a multitude of digital audio-mixers available at the wedding and only after 200 of them I get this problem, hehehe!

    I corrected it through Audition CC17, which offers a very simple and straight forward tool called phase analysis.
    On this tool, you see the graphic and it shows exactly what the phase problem is (inverse, balance, and a third one I forgot about right now).

    This forum is amazing and let’s keep on helping each other, guys!
    See you soon.

  • João pedro Oliveira

    June 4, 2019 at 2:26 pm in reply to: Missing (some) audio after export

    Hello, Peter!

    Thank you for the answer! But I’m so sorry to inform you that I couldn’t quite understand what I have to do.
    How can I mess with the VO (video output, right?) phase?
    Another thing I couldn’t grasp was the left centre in the audio or the right leg from the Premiere Timeline. I’m sorry to let you know that!

    Could you explain me again?

  • João pedro Oliveira

    June 4, 2019 at 2:21 pm in reply to: Missing (some) audio after export

    Hey, friend!
    First of all, thank you so much for taking the time to help me.

    So, my prefered render settings are always H264 in order to have a friendly .MP4 video output.
    I tried the Vimeo preset, I tried some Quicktime presets also, and even some lighter Android Phone and Tablet presets.
    All of those options to no avail. The hardest thing for me is, in my computer I ALWAYS hear all the tracks on the exported file, so I have to export the damn thing and pass it on to a phone or upload to some place so I can finally discover if the problem is gone.

    Plot twist: I raised the volume as high as I could, and now I hear some voice-over mumbling along with the song.
    You know when you have some pixelated video output or when you do a lot of noise reduction and you get that robotic sound? That’s what’s happening with my audio when exported.

    I’m very worried because I’m starting to fear that there’s something wrong with the file.

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