Au - Roundtrip from Premiere
- Adam Barrett
Send to Audition Adobe has made it easy to communicate directly with it's fellow software apps - follow these easy instructions to send to Audition to do an audio mix and then send back to Premiere for the final export | |
| Once you have Picture Lock Off (PLO) It is always a smart idea to duplicate the Sequence before the next steps (right click on the sequence and select duplicate) I will always create a sequence for Grade (if I am sending to a colour grading app - like Davinci Resolve) I will always create a sequence for AudioMIX (if I am sending to an audio specific app - like Audition or ProTools) |
| Right click on the AudioMIX sequence and select Edit in Adobe Audition > Sequence... Clip You can select an individual clip from the timeline and send just that item to Audition for treatment |
| This dialogue box will appear - you can make a few changes here if you require Handles Handles are media which exist outside of your EDL (Edit Decision List - ie. your in and out points on the timeline) It is very handy to send to any audio post extra handles - in the real world I will generally send 5-10 seconds, to be safe. This allows room for fades and extra atmos, if required |
| By default Adobe Audition will create a folder called Adobe Audition Interchange in the same folder as your Premiere Pro project PrP This should be in your PrP folder - if you are following good media management practices |
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| First point of call - Save As... |
| Save As dialogue box Select Browse... |
| Make sure you save your project inside of the Adobe Audition Interchange folder that was created earlier |
| This is what your folder should now look like If you need to boot up the project at a later date just double click the _AudioMIX.sesx file (under the folder with all of the media elements in it) |
| Watch this six minute video from Adobe that explains the roundtrip process |
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