End Song With Reverb Echo Effect - Premiere Pro

In this Adobe Premiere Pro Tutorial learn how to end your music in a creative way with this reverb echo effect.

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00:00 Example of ending a song with reverb in Premiere Pro
00:32 Setting up your Audio Track Mixer Correctly
03:28 Adding a reverb effect to the audio track mixer
04:29 Making the Reverb hit sound better
06:00 Final Product

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[PracticalTerrain]

I love how excited you get when editing. This happens to me all the time and I get an adrenaline rush. Great video, thanks!

[ArisRachmadi]

THIS IS WHAT I WANT !!! THANK YOUU !! ❤️

[slykhajiit]

It's incredible how this tutorial teaches us tremendously more than what was advertised. It's like anti-clickbait. I didn't even know all the hidden settings he was bringing up existed.

[JacobCarlson]

This is great! Definitely learned some new stuff.
The way I usually do this is by cutting around the segment at the end that I want to have reverb, nesting that, and then in the nested audio duplicating the track and dragging it out really far. Then, I mute the track that I lengthened so it doesn't play in the main comp. Then, I go back to the main comp and drag out the nested audio a little ways and add the studio reverb. The lengthened clip gives you the room with your nested audio to let it reverb without adding additional audio to it.

[InvaderIceStrike]

Golly! This tutorial is so much more visually appealing than expected! Gotta love it.

[phucmapvlog]

Such a great tip! I've put this in almost every video since I watched this tutorial

[novelafilmacademy]

"Brilliant tutorial, Javier! Efficient, visually appealing, and straight to the point without any distractions—just what people needed!"

[RoGersVision]

You can just apply the effect and nest it. In the nested sequence duplicate the clip, disable it and extend it as much as you like ... Its a lot cleaner

[azadpenaber]

Can you please shoot video for echo effect settings for poetry recordings

[fuegodesignz]

This man speaks my language LMAO, we both smiled every time we heard the effect because it sounded DOPE! Thnx my guy.

[chizarsu]

DUDE I'VE BEEN SEARCHING THIS FOR YEARS, LITERALLY SINCE I STARTED EDITING, THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!

[michaelgodsall]

I've been working on my reel for about 3 months and haven't been happy with the ending up until this point, this tutorial just solved it. Thanks Javier!

[ANDYTHRAXX]

These are the little things I just love adding to my edits, I make a point of adding at least one thing new to each video, thanks man!!🍻😀

[WaitintheWings]

You single handedly just changed the audio game of all my videos. Thank you so much for this!

[TheUnlazyWay]

AWESOME, an effect I didn't know I needed! Great tutorial, thanks Javier✌️

[CoreyDeRosa]

Studio reverb -> increase decay + increase wet output level...Thanks Javier!

[kilig]

Brilliant tutorial. I used to do this in Audition and be messing around with multiple programs but this is such a clever way to do it without changing between the two. Thanks Javier!

[brianmercedes]

Do you ever not know that you need something until you see it? Yeah, that's how every Javier Mercedes video is. Mind-blowingly effective tutorial.

[Anhlandibo]

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[davidp]

This is a great effect I've been using for years. I do this by creating an audio nest that includes the truncated audio track and another bit of muted audio further down the nest timeline. This extends the playback duration of the nest, and consequently the reverb tail can play past the end of the truncated audio. The advantage of this is that I can do it all with one track without interfering with other video and audio tracks.