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When it comes to editing music in Premiere Pro, there are a couple specific tricks and tools that will help you. This post will get you started by teaching you some of the fundamentals of editing music in Premiere Pro.
This Premiere Pro Audio Workflow Guide for Editors is a 2-part series that identifies "essential" audio tools in Premiere Pro, and shows how to use them in a real-world audio workflow. Part 1 focuses on how to use the Loudness Auto-Match button, Audio Gain, and the Loudness Radar to achieve a target loudness, particularly for the web. This series is modeled after the audio workflow of veteran editor and trainer, Paul Murphy, who shares his recommendations for producing a professional mix in Premiere Pro.
The Spring update to Premiere Pro CC 2017 effectively changed the way editors work with graphics and audio in Premiere Pro CC. Here are some reactions to the new Type tool, Essential Graphics panel, Motion Graphics Templates, Essential Sound panel, and MUCH MORE. See if you agree with your Premiere Pro CC peers.
There's plenty of "little" things to get excited about in the Spring update of Premiere Pro CC 2017. These 10 features in particular will give you a deeper appreciation for the innovation of Adobe Premiere Pro CC.
This blog post is definitely late to the "What's new in Premiere Pro CC 2017" party. In fact, by the time you read this, chances are that Adobe has already announced the next new features coming to Premiere Pro CC. That's the wonderful annoyance we have as Premiere Pro CC users: when someone says "new features in Premiere Pro CC", it's difficult to know exactly which new features they're talking about.
That said, here's a list of the new features in Premiere Pro CC 2017 accompanied by some user reactions and insights.
