PrP - Working with Audio - Audio Tracks
 | When placing audio onto the timeline, it is advised that you have a system for where you’re placing various types of audio, so that you know where everything is at all times.This is the industry standard track distribution for a drama, movie or documentary:Audio Tracks 1 & 2: A and B roll audio (SOT’s – Sound Off Tape/Camera)Audio Tracks 3 & 4: Sound FX, (spot effects)Audio Tracks 5 & 6: Ambient/background noiseAudio Tracks 7 & 8: MusicObviously if you are not using Sound FX or ambient tracks, then music would go to tracks 3 & 4.The important thing to note is that the tracks are placed according to the workflow of when they would be added to a final production – music is generally always applied last.You can have as many audio tracks in Premiere as your heart desires. |
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