How To MASSIVELY Improve Your Audio In 3 STEPS! | Premiere Pro + Adobe Audition

This video will show you how to massively improve your audio in Premiere Pro and Adobe Audition! Sometimes, your audio won't be the best straight out of camera, no matter if you are using your in-camera microphone or an external microphone, so you'll want to follow these 3 easy steps to improve your audio quality!

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0:00 Intro
0:30 Quick Recording Tip
1:02 Opening Clip in Audition
1:17 Adding Parametric Equalizer Effect
3:18 Adding Noise Reduction
4:31 Adding De-Reverb
5:13 Final Sample
5:25 Conclusion

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[AlexPerri]

What are some ways you make your audio sound better? Let me know!

[TommyGunner]

this has been a massive help. really great tips

[GregPreece]

2:30 in and learning super valuable tips already! I really need to open up and properly explore Adobe Audition on day for sure

[SidsDrakon]

Love the fresh look 😁 also the info is very helpful and you are right the audio is very very important.

[RivermanTV-]

I would recommend using a high pass filter shape on the low end to cut the frequencies below 40-50hz as none of that is really going to improve the clarity of your voice, even on the low end.

[AndyLifeInVideo]

Good stuff, man! One thing I'd like to add would be to use a de-esser to cut back on the sibilance of your Ss, especially if you're adding a high-freq shelf.

[antoniorossin]

came from reddit, shout-out from Brazil

[MattKozFinancialFreedom]

Thanks! Just posted my first video, this will help a lot.