How To Level Audio Using A Compressor In Premiere Pro CC

[@AlliandWill]

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[@Louloudialolwa]

My question is many videos are putting different numbers in audio gain but no body explain how we choose the right number 😅

[@Krakenfall]

Well, now I understand compression better than I have ever before. I've been dancing around fully understanding compression for a few years now (my lazy ass fault), but this directly helps improve the quality of my stuff. Thank you!

[@AlliandWill]

That's great to hear! Thank you for letting us know, I appreciate the comment!!

[@SiddharthaKC]

Watched a lotta videos in this topic and this is the only one that solved my problem so thank you so much!

[@AlliandWill]

Glad it helped!!

[@diana_str]

Thank you! This helped me repair my audio.

[@MrTerryRay1]

This was great Will. Thanks for taking the time to explain how each of the "knobs" in the compressor impacts the overall sound. Normally I apply the Multiband compressor via the audio track mixer. What you taught will help me understand how to fine tune even those settings.

[@AlliandWill]

You’re welcome - The multiband and compressor is also great! Glad this helped!

[@JebbAdams]

Awesome! Thanks for this desperately needed audio help! Hi from McGill Ghetto in Montreal! Have fun, stay safe you guys!

[@AlliandWill]

No prob! Thanks for the comment!

[@arashsani6719]

This was gold! Thank You

[@oliviapreston8111]

Wow perf timing with this video thank you ☺️

[@AlliandWill]

Awesome to hear! Thanks for watching!

[@jasonxsperry598]

Thank you. THANK YOU! 👍

[@lukebohemian]

so so helpful!

[@tfriedmann5908]

This was a very useful tutorial! Could you explain to a newbie your reasoning for adjusting to -30dB 5:25? Why didn't you stay at -20dB? Thanks...

[@AlliandWill]

Thanks! That number is based on the input volume your source audio has. You want to find the ‘sweet’ spot for where your specific audio is and set it there which tells the compressor that’s the volume where you want the compressor to do it’s thing

[@AskFilipShow]

Thx man, this really helps!

[@emipok]

Awesome and very helpfull, thank you very much!

[@deadbrainsblo]

Great and useful tuto, I'll use it in the future 🙂 Thanks! =)

[@AlliandWill]

Appreciate the comment!! 😃

[@rafal33]

ty bro appreciated

[@AlliandWill]

No prob!

[@ryandundas2851]

Thanks for sharing this. Just wondering why the waveforms shown on the clip in the timeline do not update to show the changes made by the compressor.

[@AlliandWill]

I wish they did! Premiere isn’t exactly all that great at audio lol it does an ok job

[@arta_wp]

Thanks :)

[@annalisep1475]

Could you please do a tutorial on the whole track being compressed? Thanks.

[@AlliandWill]

It’s the same process :) all you do is add it to the master track in the track mixer window and add similar settings!

[@FreshSqueezedLightning]

I always feel this sounds unnatural when I do it, so I resort to the ole pen tool lol tedious

[@Louloudialolwa]

My question is many videos are putting different numbers in audio gain but no body explain how we choose the right number 😅

[@AlliandWill]

It’s based on how loud you want it to be, so every audio track will be different. Basically; how much gain (volume) do you want to add? When does it sound loud enough or good enough to you? (That’s how much)