Adobe 25520388 - Premiere Pro - PC, Using Manual, Page: 410 / 464

405
USING ADOBE PREMIERE PRO
Effects and transitions
Last updated 1/16/2012
• “ Channel Volume effect ” on page 406
•
“ Chorus effect ” on page 406
• “ DeClicker effect ” on page 407
•
“ DeCrackler effect ” on page 407
• “ DeEsser effect ” on page 407
•
“ DeHummer effect ” on page 408
• “ Delay effect ” on page 408
•
“ DeNoiser effect ” on page 408
• “ Dynamics effect ” on page 408
•
“ EQ effect ” on page 410
• “ Fill Left effect, Fill Right effect ” on page 410
•
“ Flanger effect ” on page 410
• “ Highpass and Lowpass effects ” on page 411
•
“ Invert (audio) effect ” on page 411
• “ MultibandCompressor effect ” on page 411
•
“ Multitap Delay effect ” on page 411
• “ Notch effect ” on page 412
•
“ Parametric EQ effect ” on page 412
• “ Phaser effect ” on page 412
•
“ PitchShifter effect ” on page 412
• “ Reverb effect ” on page 413
•
“ Spectral Noise Reduction effect ” on page 413
• “ Swap Channels effect ” on page 413
•
“ Treble effect ” on page 413
• “ Volume effect ” on page 414
Audio crossfade transitions
•
“ Constant Gain transition ” on page 414
• “ Constant Power transition ” on page 414
•
“ Exponential Fade transition ” on page 414
Audio effects
Balance effect
The Balance effect lets you control the relative volumes of the left and right channels. Positive values increase the
proportion of the right channel; negative values increase the proportion of the left channel. This effect is available for
stereo clips only.