Adobe has just released a new beta version of Premiere Pro that mainly focuses on enhancing user experience when editing sound. Improvements include new interactive fade handles on audio clips in the timeline, AI-based automatic audio category tagging inside the Essential Sound panel, redesigned FX badges, dynamic waveforms, and more. As we all know, good sound is critical if you really want to elevate your visuals. However, sound editing is an art on its own and can become quite a daunting task, especially if you’re a novice editor or a seasoned one working on tight deadlines. Premiere Pro already offers an intuitive set of audio tools that are packed inside the Essential Sound panel, but Adobe is now introducing new features to save you time in this process. Let’s take a look! Adobe Premiere Pro (beta) – Audio workflow improvements To begin with, new interactive fade handles are now displayed at the top corners of audio clips. By clicking on the handles and dragging them left or right, you can quickly add a fade in/out or crossfade audio transition while also adjusting its duration. Moreover, by dragging the handles up or down, you can adjust the type of fade (or cosine value). This speeds up the process of adding audio fades, which was previously done by dragging and dropping transitions from the Effects panel to the desired edit point or by selecting the cut and then pressing a keyboard shortcut. While this is a nice-to-have feature, Adobe is definitely late...
Published By: CineD - Monday, 22 January, 2024