[Epidemic Sound Music]
Did you hear that echo reverb
at the end of that music track?
Well,
that was not the natural ending
I actually applied an effect.
And let me show you how it works
inside of Premiere.
So first, I'm
going to add a default
transitions at the end
just by right clicking on it
or control
clicking and selecting apply
default transition.
And let me just stretch this out
a little bit
and play it back [music playing]
Oh, so it just naturally fades out,
but there's nothing wow about that.
There's nothing exciting about that.
So I'm going to delete that,
and what we're going to do
is cut out the part that we want to echo.
So if I just play this back here?
Oh, oh, oh, so that last.
Oh, that's
what I'm going to apply the Echo to,
so I'm
just going to go in here
and cut out that, oh, just by moving
my play
head,
pressing C on my keyboard and cutting
and also cutting right here.
At the end, just like that,
and then I'll delete this part here.
All right, so now that it's cut,
what we need to do
is bring it down to audio track one
because we're going to be applying
this effect at the track level.
We don't want the entire ECHO to affect
all of the audio and audio track one,
so you can just click to drag down
or press option
an arrow key down to move that clip down.
Now we're going to go up to the audio
track mixer.
And if you don't see this gray area
here, make sure that you click on this
carrot and audio track to
which is the second one here.
We're going to apply a reverb effect,
the studio reverb.
So just with the default
settings, let's play
back and see what happens.
Oh, oh, oh.
See how it stops at the end there.
Well, actually,
the track needs more information
after this point.
So that way, the Echo can continue on.
Now, if you have a video clip above,
you can stretch this out if you need to.
Or you can also do
is create a Black video
by going to this little new item
and create black video
or transparent video.
Or another option is
you can take this audio clip.
Press option to duplicate it
and drag it up.
And then you can control click on it
and disable it.
So it's just empty audio,
but at least it's here,
and you can extend this out
for however long
you want that echo to be.
So now let's play it back and you'll hear
that the Echo continues.
000.
So now we can adjust the studio reverb.
So to go to the effect
settings, go up to studio reverb
and double click on it.
And here we can play around
with some of the parameters.
There's a bunch of different presets
that you can play around with,
but we can decrease the decay
so that way it echoes on longer.
We can also increase the wetness a bit.
And now let's play it back.
Oh,
you'll also notice
that you hear
just a little tiny click
at the very end here.
What we can do
is add the default transition
and just make it a very small transition.
So right
click on this apply default
and then adjust the constant power
just to the end
so that little click is gone
and let's playback.
00,
now it's smooth.
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and this video is sponsored
by Epidemic Sound,
the music and sound effects
I'm using in this video
was provided by epidemic,
and the great thing about epidemic
is that it's a subscription.
So you pay monthly
and you can use unlimited tracks
so you can access
really high quality music
that you can use in any type of video,
whether it's for your social media
or for your commercial.
There's also sound effects as well.
And if you go to epidemic
and you search Premiere Gal,
you can find my Premiere Gal
Editing Essentials list
where I put together
some of my favorite background music
that goes great with video.
You can use my affiliate link
just down below to get 30 days
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so you can download as much as you want
and use them in your videos
to see if it works great.
It certainly helps
improve my sound of my videos.
All right,
that's all for epidemic, and let's
go ahead and jump back in to the video.
Now you may be wondering
why are we applying the effect
at the track level
and not directly on the clip?
Because you can go into effects
and you can search for studio reverb
and apply it to the clip.
But when you apply it as the clip,
there's no space for it to echo.
And that's why you need to apply
to the track level
so you can add a handle
and the Echo can continue.
So that's why we chose to work
with audio track mixer itself.
Now there's just one more thing
that we can do.
Notice
how it just kind of cuts off there.
So if we play it back, you'll hear that
it's not just like a gradual fade out.
Let me just play it again.
What we can do
is we can make
adjustments
to the volume of the track level itself.
So right now,
you can see underneath all your track two
if you make it bigger,
if it's too small,
you won't be able to see this.
But if you make it bigger,
you'll see a key frame here.
And normally it's the clip key frames.
But let's go into track key frames volume
so you can actually key
frame the volume of the entire track.
So at this point,
we can press P and create a point,
and at the end here create another point
and then drag this down.
And then it will gradually fade out.
So let me play this back.
Oh.
And there we go.
It sounds great
to add
some more dynamism, I'm
adding some sound effects to my video,
so what I did is
I went into search on epidemic
and I search
under sound effects for sci fi,
and I downloaded a bunch of different,
you know, digital effects.
They have these beeps,
some washes.
So much that you
can do with it,
and so inside of Premiere,
I created my updated timeline
here, where I placed in the sound
effects here.
The reason why I added
the sound effects is here.
I added this flash a transition
that looks like
almost like a solar flare.
And here I added
another glitch transition
and added this glitch
sound effect from epidemic sound
just to bring it together.
And those transitions
are from film impact.
I highly recommend film impact.
It's really easy
drag and drop transitions,
and I'll put a discount code up here
that you can use
if you're interested in trying that out.
And then for this moment here,
I actually just keyframe.
So if I go into effect controls,
I just keyframe the scale.
To go from 1:20 all the way down to zero.
So the astronaut just disappears
with this water effect.
All right.
So that's kind of breaking down
what I did.
So adding all of these sound effects
and placing them in
the correct spot is one thing.
But then mixing them together
at the correct level is another.
And Premiere
Pro is a
central sound panel
actually makes it really easy to do.
So, for example,
let me just playback this part
with the glitch so you can hear
how loud the glitch sound effect is
and how we need to fix that.
So let's play this back
and
see how the sound effect
just sounds a little bit
too high for the music.
So what we're going to do
is allow someone select
all for these clips at the same time,
so click
and just drag out this lasso
so all four of them are selected,
then go to the central sound
and select
sound effects,
and then we can select
Auto Match
and see how that audio performs just
just went a little bit smaller.
That's because it's normalizing it
for the broadcast standard,
and then we can add some cool reverb.
So underneath creative,
just select Reverb and you can choose
from different presets,
heavy light outside or room.
But all that
this did, if we, for example, just select
this glitch
sound effect here
and we go up to affect controls here.
All it did was apply
a studio reverb effect
just like we did before the track level,
but this time on the clip itself.
All right, so let's playback
the final video
with all of the sounds in
the reverb effects applied
and you just fine.
And do you really feel the way you do?
Oh.
So that's all for creating
this echo reverb effect
at the track level
as well as at the individual clip level.
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