Hey everyone, Kelsey here and welcome back to Gal! Today
I'm going to show you how easy it is to sync your separately recorded
audio with your on camera audio inside of Premiere Pro and how to
add background music to of that dialogue voice.
So it's at the correct level.
Everything is mixed good everything sounds great.
So I've included the sample project files that includes the audio and
the video so you can download that in the description box.
so you can follow along step-by-step and before we jump into
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Let's go ahead and jump into Premiere Pro if you've downloaded Sample
project files the first let's take my sample video clip here and drag it
into the timeline to create a new sequence.
You'll see it has a video layer and an audio layer this audio layer.
However is poor quality because it was recorded with the built-in mic
on the camera.
Now, it's essential that your video clip has some type of audio track in
order to sync it with the separately recorded high-quality track.
So now let's take the high quality track from the project panel and
then drag it onto audio.
Track 2 to reveal the audio waveforms of these layers go to the wrench
tool in your timeline and Show Audio waveforms.
Now, let's play this back on camera audio recording on the Canon EOS are
in just down here.
I have been here that the separately recorded audio is out of sync with
the video.
So to fix this you're going to click and hold to lasso all three Clips
together and with all of them selected right-click and select
synchronize.
This will just take a few moments for Your pro to analyze and once it's
done, let's play it back.
I have the road and two USB recording into my computer and we're going to
sink it together.
And now it's synced.
It's that simple from here.
You can either press M on audio layer 1 to mute the on camera audio or you
can just delete it and then you can move the separately recorded audio
clip up to audio layer 1 and now this is an important step last I want to
select both audio and video layers together and press command L on a
Mac or Ctrl L on a PC to link the audio to the video so that way it
doesn't become out of sync in the future now that it's seeing what
about adding music behind the voice.
So for the music, I've downloaded a track called Fresh Start From
Melodie.
I'm going to take this music track from the project panel and drag it
onto audio layer 2.
Let's play it back.
So this is the sample audio clip on camera audio recording on the Canon
EOS are in just down here.
You can hear that the music is quite Empowering for the dialogue.
So to fix this we need to do some basic sound mixing first.
Let's go up and open up the essential sound panel next.
Let's start by setting the dialogue to the correct loudness level select
the dialogue voice on audio layer one go to the essential sound panel and
select the dialogue audio type and now select auto match loudness.
And this will make sure that the dialogue is at the correct level.
Let's do the same for the music track.
It it go to the essential sound panel select music and then automatic it
you can also see a difference in the loudness by looking at the waveform.
You can see that before we applied the automatch.
The waveform was a lot bigger and now with it applied.
It's much smaller.
So now when we play this back the music is at the right level for the
dialogue.
So this is the sample audio clip on camera audio recording on the Canon
EOS are in just down here.
I have the road and two USB recording into my command.
If you need to you can always make adjustments to the volume using the
slider at the bottom of the essential sound panel.
You'll also see there's a ducking section in the essential sound
panel.
So if you want to learn how to auto duck the music to the dialogue, so
it will go from higher volume to lower in volume.
You can watch my other tutorial on Ducking so that's all there is to
this tutorial.
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