ADOBE PREMIERE PRO 2.0
User Guide
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the device driver must comply with the ASIO (Audio Stream Input Output) specification. If it doesn’t, only stereo
inputs and outputs will be available, regardless of the number of hardware inputs and outputs that are connected.
ASIO Settings
Specifies the ASIO settings for the selected device. The settings in this dialog box are set by the device
and driver you are using, not by Adobe Premiere Pro. See the documentation for the ASIO device and driver you are
using.
To record audio
If the audio hardware on your computer is set up and the input audio device is specified in Premiere Pro Audio
Hardware Preferences, you’re ready to record.
1
Make sure that the input device (microphone or other audio device) is connected properly to your computer.
2
(Optional) To mute the audio while you’re recording, choose Edit > Preferences > Audio, and then select the Mute
Input During Timeline Recording option in the Preferences dialog box. Click OK to close the dialog box.
3
In the Audio Mixer, click the Enable Track For Recording icon
for the track that you want to record your audio
in.
Important:
Make sure that the track format is appropriate for the audio that you’re recording. For example, if you’re
recording voice with a single microphone, you may want to record to a mono audio track.
4
Choose the recording input channel from the Track Input Channel pop-up menu.
Note:
The Track Input Channel pop-up menu appears after you click the Enable Track For Recording icon.
5
Repeat steps 3 and 4 as necessary if you’re recording to multiple tracks.
6
(Optional) Create a new sequence.
Note:
It’s also possible to record to an existing sequence. This is useful for recording voice-overs. You can record your voice
while watching the playback of the sequence. When you record voice-overs to an existing sequence, it’s good practice to
click the Solo Track icon
in the Audio Mixer for the track that you’re recording to. This mutes the other audio tracks.
7
(Optional) Select the audio track that you want to record to.
8
(Optional) Adjust the levels on the input device to achieve the proper recording level.
9
Click the Record icon
at the bottom of the Audio Mixer to put it in Record mode.
10
Click the Play button
to start recording.
11
If necessary, adjust the track volume slider up (louder) or down (quieter) as you record to maintain the monitor
level you want.
The red indicators at the top of the VU meters light up if the audio is clipped. Make sure the audio level isn’t loud
enough to cause clipping. Generally, loud audio registers near 0dB, and quiet audio registers around -18dB.
12
Click the Stop icon
to stop recording.
The recorded audio appears as a clip in the audio track and as a master clip in the Project panel. You can always select
the clip in the Project panel and rename or delete it.
To mute input during recording
Select this option if you don’t want the audio to be monitored when you record to the Timeline panel. This can
prevent feedback or echo when your computer is connected to speakers.
1
Choose Edit > Preferences > Audio.
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