How To Make Your VOICE Sound CINEMATIC (Premiere Pro)

TL;DR
Learn how to enhance the sound quality of your voice in Adobe Premiere Pro using built-in effects.
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hey folks jordy here from premiere basics and what's wrong with the audio let's fix that that is better today we're going to learn how to improve the sound quality of your voice and adobe premiere pro using nothing but built-in effects and just like color grading we can do audio grading making your voice pop more and make it sound more cinematic be... Read More
Key Insights
- 🎥 Using built-in effects in Adobe Premiere Pro, you can improve the sound quality of your voice and make it sound more cinematic.
- 🎤 The EQ effect allows you to cut or boost different voice frequencies, creating different effects like sounding like you're in a bottle or on a phone call.
- 📊 To improve your voice, enable the high pass band to let high frequencies pass through, cut away frequencies below 60-80 Hz, and boost the lows around 100 Hz for more bass and warmth.
- 🔊 Boosting the high frequencies can make your voice sound crystal clear, while cutting DC bells in the 200-400 Hz range can eliminate muddiness.
- 🎙 If you're short on time or prefer presets, you can try the vocal enhancer preset in Premiere Pro to improve your voice.
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- ⚖️ After cleaning up your voice, you can compress it using the single band compressor and apply the voice thickener preset to balance the audio levels.
- 🔇 To eliminate any noise in your recording, you can experiment with the denoiser effect, being careful not to overdo it and affect the entire recording.
- 🎚️ By using the audio track mixer in Premiere Pro, you can apply effects to multiple clips at once, making it more efficient when editing a recording with multiple segments.
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Summary & Key Takeaways
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The video tutorial explains how to use Adobe Premiere Pro's built-in effects to improve the sound quality of your voice.
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The first step is to use the parametric equalizer to cut unwanted frequencies and boost desired ones.
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The tutorial also covers using a compressor to balance the audio and using a denoiser to reduce background noise.
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