In this video, you're going to learn how to censor about words like **** or ****.
So let's get into it.
To censor out a word,
we just need to cut out that word and replace it with whatever, no.
So to do that, what I've done is I've added a marker
at the start of the word and a marker at the end of the word.
So if you're in your own audio clip here,
if you want to create a marker, you can press M to create a marker.
And then if you need to go to that marker,
you can press Shift M and it will go to the next marker.
Now I'm going to press C and cut at this marker,
and then I'm going to press shift M to go to that next marker point
and I'm going to cut as well by clicking.
Then I can just press B to go back to the selection
tool, select that part in between and delete it.
So now we don't have that audio at all, so I can just play that back.
Welcome back to ****** Premiere Gal.
So now we need to add a beep noise in there to do that.
Adobe we can go over to the project panel, right click or control,
click and create new item bars and tone,
and make sure it's in the resolution that you're working and it should default.
So in this case, it's 1920 by 1080 and hit OK.
Then we can double click to open up the bars and tone inside
of the source panel. So let's just play this.
So because it's this
five minutes worth,
we don't need that much, so we could just set an out point right here.
So instead of taking the picture in the audio, you can select
this little audio icon to just drag the audio only.
So click and let's drag this into our timeline,
and then we can just roll this tone into place
to just fill in that empty hole.
And this is what it sounds like.
Welcome back from a year ago.
So there we go.
We have the instant beep in place.
So by the way, my name is Kelsey and welcome back to Premiere go.
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one of the categories that's overlooked in elements is the sound effects.
So, for example, for Censor beeping, let's say you don't want the standard bars
and tone beep, but you want like an animal sound or like a trumpet instead.
So what I've done is I've searched for different animal noises.
I think I found a horse and an elephant, and I'm going to show you how you can drag
and drop that and just replace that beep to have a funny animal noise.
So what I've done here is I've imported this elephant sound effect.
Let's play this back,
and you could see that some of them are different durations.
So this is the more difficult part about using sound effects
is that you need to find a beep that's long enough
or short enough for the word that you are trying to beep out.
So you just have to play around with a little bit more.
So, for example, for this part here, let's try the second elephant noise.
And let's see how long it is
all press I for end and here I'll drag this to the end of the sound
effect and press, Oh, and then I'll drag the audio only.
And you can see visually, it's a little bit too long.
So we can try a shorter one.
Let's try this one, right?
I for an
04 out and we can delete this one
and let you drag this down.
And I think this one will fit nicely.
So let's go ahead and a tip to move over audio frame by frame is to use
the option key and pressed the left and right arrow bracket.
So see how I'm moving it over to get it more aligned.
Let me just make this audio track a bit smaller.
That's better.
And now let's play back and see how it sounds.
And welcome back to ***** Premiere Gal.
So it works if you need to increase the volume of the elephant.
You can see here I have the clip volume bar here.
If you don't see that, you can go to the Wrench Tool and show
audio waveform as well as show audio keyframes.
And here I can just increase it up, for example,
by 1.5 decibels to make it a little bit louder.
Welcome back Premiere go.
We've censored with audio, but what about sensory?
And visually
we can actually use
the central graphics panel to do that, and it's really easy to do so.
Move your play.
Head to the moment where you want to cover somebody's mouth
and then we can go over here from the toolbar and select the type tool,
and we can just type out some random symbols that represent kind of a swear word,
something like that.
And then we can go to a Essential graphics, and by default,
I've already stylized it in this way, but I've chosen the monserrat black font.
I filled it black, and then I added a background.
So if you have this unchecked, there will not be a background.
So I've checked this and I've made a rounded corner by using
this rounded corner.
But you can make it more round or less round, and you can, you know,
increase that transparency to make it fully opaque if you want.
So that's exactly what I did.
And then you can go up to scale here
and scale it down to fit over somebody whose mouth,
and you can use position controls here to get it right over that person's mouth.
And you can rotate it here if you need to rotate it.
If somebody's mouth is like to the side and just like that.
And then this graphics layer, we just need to place it and cut it
during this moment.
So proceed to get to the cut tool again.
Cut press V and then delete the access off.
So now it looks like this open backed Premiere, you go.
So if you have a string of swear words
that you need center, you would do the exact same thing.
You would just replace each moment with a beep or an animal noise
and also create a text overlay for each word.
And that's exactly what I did in the intro, and I'll play it one more time.
Be about words like, or so let's get into it.
So that's how you censor audio inside Premiere Pro.
Have fun with it.
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