Adobe Premiere Pro 2.0 [Electronic resources] نسخه متنی

1.

Right-click on an audio track header in the Timeline and, using the next figure as a guide, select Add Tracks. Set the Video and Audio Tracks Add values to 0, Audio Submix Tracks Add to 2, Submix Track Type to Stereo and click OK.

That adds two submix tracks to the Timeline, two tracks to the Audio Mixer (they have a darker hue), and adds those submix track names (Submix 1 and Submix 2) to the drop-down lists at the bottom of the Audio Mixer.

2.

Click the Left track's Track Output Assignment drop-down list (at the bottom of the Audio Mixer) and select Submix 1.

3.

Do the same for the Right track.

Now both the Left and Right tracks have been sent to Submix 1. Their individual characteristicspanning and volumewill not change.

4.

Send the three instrument tracks into Submix 2.

5.

Apply Reverb to the Submix 1 track, click its Solo button, play the audio and adjust the Reverb parameters to make it sound like the choir was singing in large auditorium (setting Size to about 60 is a good place to start).

6.

Apply Reverb to the Submix 2 track, click its Solo button, switch off the Submix 1 Solo button (you can

solo more than one track, but in this case you want to solo only Submix 2), play its audio and set its parameters to create a sound a bit less dramatic than the voices.

7.

Check the Solo button on Submix 1 and listen to these two submixes as a single mix to see how they sound.

Feel free to tweak the Volume and Reverb settings.