The Phantom Hum

I do a certain amount of freelance work, mostly for friends that have businesses.  Last weekend I started work on an instructional video for Exerstrider, makers of poles you use while walking that really ramps up the exercise value.  We were plowing through the script at a rapid pace when…

...The Phantom Hum reared it’s ugly head.

Audition: Made for Video (Part Three)

In part one of Audition: Made for Video, I demonstrated how developing a workflow can save you time and money - when time is of the essence. We explored how to bring single clips, multiple clips, and complete sequences from Premiere Pro to Adobe Audition - with and without video. We took a look at the roundtrip process of bringing audio back into Premiere, as well as the process of going back and forth between the two applications to make changes, sweeten the audio or master the final mix.

In part two of Audition: Made for Video, we took a look at some of the features of Adobe Audition that we use on a regular basis when producing motion+connect.

In the final segment of Audition: Made for Video, we’re going to take an in-depth, step-by-step look at the process of integrating Adobe Audition and Premiere Pro, where the pitfalls are in the current release, and hopefully provide insight as to why these issues exist from a technical perspective.

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