How To Avoid Audio Pops from Jump Cuts - Premiere Pro

Learn how to quickly apply several audio fades at once to multiple clips in this Adobe Premiere Pro Tutorial.

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[JavierMercedes]

Would you want videos like these as vertical YouTube Shorts or the same horizontal setup? My thought is that if you use Premiere On a computer you are most likely viewing this on a computer, I can record my screen vertical to make the mobile viewing experience better. Let me know!

[MegaLag]

Short sweet and to the point. Naiiicee

[TheFPSChannel]

Didn’t know about the seconds option! Great to know there’s a shorter option.

Been doing this to avoid pops on other NLE’s too.

Thx

[WasabiBlues]

I just found this out yesterday and it's a game changer. Thanks for posting this Javier, your videos have helped me a lot when I been learning Premiere!

[NatanAnedda]

Another super fast but super helpful tip, I always wondered about cross fade default duration but never find anything online.
Javier I LOVE YOU! The tips you give in your videos are most of the times something never seen before and super helpful to work better and faster!
It's super clear that you are a pro and you love what you're doing.
Keep up like that! :)

[YokkelTV]

No extensive blah blah, just quick and to the point. That's how tutorials should be, good job.

[irememberfragglerock]

Can't like this enough! Thanks for solving that problem so quickly and easily!

[brynessaszassegames]

I keep coming back to this video to remind myself how to do this as I am learning. Thanks for the great guide!

[gerryclark]

Short tips are great! Horizontal is my preference. Thank you!

[CrossboltProductions]

Didn't waste my time and worked like a charm, absolutely appreciate you dude!

[hmmcik]

Thx for making my life easier Javier, you're absolute gold.

[bncxlr]

I normally hit Ctrl A, everything gets highlighted, then Ctrl Shift D. Love your tutorials.

[timscott]

This video was helpful!! I can't believe I didn't know how to do this already. Thanks man!!

[ayyyman_]

Most effective and efficient video I've seen... Thank you!

[FlipComputing]

This is such a great tip!!! Saved us so much time.

[BrooklynRewers]

this helped my video out so much! THANK YOU!

[dfray]

Once again, you've helped me save tons of production time. Thanks for everything, Javier!

[kirkmason]

YOU BLOODY LEGEND! Thank you so much for this, I really appreciate it!

[graphicnerd]

another video that save my time so it is worth writing a commnet of love u boi

[PlanetImo]

Thanks! I've been meaning to look up how to do this.