To Record An Analog Source; Audio Mixer Recording Controls - Adobe PREMIERE PRO 2 Manual

Table of Contents

Advertisement

If you want to preview the Timeline panel as you record, position the current-time indicator in the Timeline panel
2
a few seconds before the time when you want the voice-over to begin.
In the Audio Mixer, click the Record Enable button
3
A
B

Audio Mixer recording controls

A. Record Enable button for track B. Record button for Audio Mixer
In the Audio Mixer, click the Record button for the sequence. Adobe Premiere Pro prepares the sequence for
4
recording but moves the playhead only when you press the Play button.
Select Meter Input(s) Only in the Audio Mixer menu to meter only your sound card's inputs.
5
Test the input levels by speaking into the microphone.
6
7
When you finish testing, deselect Meter Input(s) Only to meter the project's audio tracks also.
Speak into the microphone again. Watch the Audio Mixer level meters to ensure that the input levels for
8
record-enabled tracks are high but not clipping.
9
Click the Play button in the Audio Mixer, and then start speaking your voice-over.
See also
"About audio" on page 173

To record an analog source

You can record audio from an analog source device, such as a cassette deck or turntable.
Connect the analog source to the appropriate input jack on your computer or sound card. If necessary, choose
1
Edit > Preferences > Audio Hardware to configure the input device.
If you want to preview the Timeline panel as you record, position the current-time indicator in the Timeline panel
2
a few seconds before the time when you want the recording to begin.
In the Audio Mixer, click the Record Enable button
3
for any tracks on which you want to record audio.
for any tracks on which you want to record audio.
ADOBE PREMIERE PRO 2.0
76
User Guide

Hide quick links:

Advertisement

Table of Contents
loading

This manual is also suitable for:

Premiere pro 2.0

Table of Contents