Using Help
|
Contents
|
Index
Back
186
Adobe Premiere Pro Help
Mixing Audio
Using Help
|
Contents
|
Index
Back
186
•
For audio clips, the only fixed effects are Volume Bypass and Volume Level.
Working with VST effects
All Adobe Premiere Pro audio effects are written to the Steinberg VST (Virtual Studio
Technology) plug-in standard, and you can add third-party VST plug-ins. VST effects may
have additional controls and instances of effects per track; all are accessible in the Audio
Mixer window. You apply VST effects the same way you apply other effects to tracks or
clips; see
“Applying effects to audio tracks” on page 184
and
“Applying effects to audio
clips” on page 185
.
In Adobe Premiere Pro, VST effects appear in the track effect menus in the Audio Mixer
window, and also in the Audio Effects bin so you can apply them to individual clips. In
most cases, VST effects appear in the Audio Effects bin and track type that corresponds to
the number of channels the effect supports. For example, stereo VST effects appear in the
Audio Mixer window track effect pop-up menus for stereo tracks only, and in the Stereo
bin in the Audio Effects bin in the Effects window. Once you’ve applied VST effects, you
can open a window with all of its controls. You can leave multiple VST editor windows
open as long as you want, such as when automating effects, but Adobe Premiere Pro
closes all VST editor windows when you close the project.
If you previously installed a VST-compatible application other than Adobe Premiere Pro,
Adobe Premiere Pro finds VST effects in the VST folder that already exists. If no other VST-
compatible applications are installed, Adobe Premiere Pro creates a folder called VST in
the Program Files folder. There is also a VST folder inside the Plug-ins folder within the
Adobe Premiere Pro folder, but plug-ins stored there are used only by Adobe Premiere Pro.
Note:
When you use a VST effect not provided by Adobe, the specific control layout and
results of the plug-in are the responsibility of the plug-in manufacturer. Adobe Premiere
Pro simply presents the controls and processes the results.
To edit an applied VST plug-in effect:
In the effects/sends panel in the Audio Mixer window, do any of the following:
•
Right-click the name of the applied effect in the effects list, choose Edit, and specify
options.
•
Double-click an effect name, and specify options.
•
Select the option you want to edit from the pop-up menu at the bottom of the effects/
sends panel on the same track, and use the effect control knob above the pop-up menu
to adjust the option’s properties.
Note:
A VST editor window may not be available for every VST effect.
To select a preset for a VST effect:
Right-click the name of the effect in the effects list, and choose a preset listed at the
bottom of the menu that appears.
Note:
If an effect doesn’t support presets, Default is the only choice, which will reset the
values of all options in the effect.
