Auto Remove Silence from Video | NO PLUGINS | Adobe Premiere Pro

[@ThePremierePro]

Looking for a faster way to cut silence? Watch this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fH6ag2Cdf7edi6s

[@HarshKumar-ws3wv]

Sir plz explain the Make Offline and Link Media part using another example....thanx

[@ThePremierePro]

@@HarshKumar-ws3wv I'm not sure what you mean. Do you mean other examples of when you would use these features?

[@HarshKumar-ws3wv]

@@ThePremierePro Thank you for replying Sir........ Yes few more examples where you just explain these two features : Make Offline and Link Media...Thanx....This Video was wonderful!

[@HarshKumar-ws3wv]

One more thing : I used your coupon code for the TimeBolt plugin....got a discount also...🙂...And my question is : in your opinoion which is better TimeBolt or Premiere Pro Audition in-built mechanisms to delete silence?...plz reply...thank you!

[@ThePremierePro]

@@HarshKumar-ws3wv 'Make Offline' will unlink the media from the clip, so an offline clip remains in your project and timelines, but it is not connected to any video on your computer. 'Link Media' allows you to relink media on your computer to a clip in the Premiere project.

[@DemetriPanici]

I do not comment on tutorials. I just don't. No matter how great they have been in the past, but from one small KZbinr to another I thank you so much. This is going to save insane amounts of time for me. You're the best man!

[@ThePremierePro]

This makes me very happy :)

[@KIKUSIKO]

YOU are a life-changing genius. I had to cut an hour-long live stream and It took me 6 hours. Now It just takes me 10 minutes and I have 25minutes from an HOUR!? GENIUS! Many thanks to you!

[@ThePremierePro]

This makes me very happy, thanks for sharing 😀

[@rushee]

You're a legend dude, saved me soo much time from manually taking out gaps in-between takes for clients voice overs

[@ThePremierePro]

Glad I could help!

[@ThePremierePro]

Need to remove silence from separate video/audio files? Here's how: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n5zdaXaLn7Jres0

[@UstedEstaAqui]

Congratulations! You solved the logical game of how to pass the cut information from the audition to the premiere hahaha. I've been looking for it for years. THANK YOU! Now I'm looking for some way to use the audio from the microphone that I recorded in a separate file, without needing to render to sync.

[@ThePremierePro]

Thanks! The way to do this is to use Delete Silence instead of Mark Audio (but you still create subclip markers). Then import into Premiere, sync with multicam and use the flattened multicam to cut gaps in the media on your timeline.

[@UstedEstaAqui]

@@ThePremierePro Thanks for answering, do you mean cutting manually using the markers as a reference or something like that? I did not understand haha

[@ThePremierePro]

@@UstedEstaAqui Yeah I may need to make another video just to explain it :)

[@TheJosephCraven]

This is UNBELIEVABLY helpful. So much so that I needed to specifically comment just to thank you for making it.

[@ThePremierePro]

Glad to hear it!

[@ThePremierePro]

Need to add a bit of padding to all your edits? Here's how: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3fQlJ-kYtl9lcU

[@presentationplus-ups]

For a KZbinr starting out, this was an incredibly useful and well-done tutorial. Much appreciation. I've been getting tired of all the manual jump cut trims and this is whiz bang!

[@ThePremierePro]

Glad to hear it! Good luck with your channel 🍀

[@LokmanVideo]

YOU ARE A GENIUS!!!!!!!!!!!

[@ThePremierePro]

Thanks Lokman! Your channel looks AMAZING by the way.

[@codevev]

Dude! I've spent the last four hours trying to find how to do this after I learned about trimming the silence feature in Adobe Audition. I was even considering making a plugin but unfortunately (or really, fortunately) the Adobe documentation is too complicated and seems to be outdated on how to do this. You just saved me sooooo much time!!! I still don't quite understand how it works but I will experiment and hopefully get it :)

[@ThePremierePro]

Thanks - glad it popped up at the right time!

[@farzyness]

This is an INCREDIBLE video. Thank you so much for putting this together!!!

[@TheAllSeeingCamera]

2 Years later and this video is still saving lives wish I would of found it to years ago though 😂

[@nathanparkerson]

I’ve needed this for work so bad. I watched the other video and have checked your channel every day since. You have saved me so much time.

[@ThePremierePro]

Happy to help! Let me know if there's anything else that's bugging you.

[@somratdutta]

This changes my entire WORKFLOW! Thanks for this one! All the plugins cost hell lot of money, this is a good one!

[@ThePremierePro]

Thanks Somrat, this makes me very happy :)

[@mybaIIz]

Finally got this to work, if anyone is having issues after they've imported please re-check how many channels you have. I missed this but if you look to the right side of the waveform in audition there are boxes which say [L] [R] count how many of those there are and that's how many channels you have. For me that's all the problem was, you can always remove channels in premiere so just make sure it's correct

[@mybaIIz]

Thanks for the ❤️ :) ALSO If anyone found that helpful, when you export from audition before you confirm it a small window appears that tells you how many channels you have so you don't have to count them! 😉

[@Lorzuck]

I'm a brazilian youtuber, and i never comment on any videos. But this helped me out so much thank you!

[@EB_man]

Man, God bless. You guys make KZbin what it is

[@zachgoll]

I am really pumped to try this. If this works for what I'm doing, you literally just saved me 8+ hours per week. THANK YOU.

[@ThePremierePro]

You're welcome Zach, let me know how it goes!

[@RaymondCinemato]

Dude... you are a boss! ~ I'm a TV editor and was watching this wondering what the trick was gonna be and the moment I saw you invoke the offline function I immediately put two and two together and almost lost my mind. So brilliant. Thank you so much. This is going to literally save me months of editing time over the course of my life.

[@ThePremierePro]

Thanks Raymond, that's great to hear! Let me know if there are any other topics I can cover that will help with your workflow.

[@RaymondCinemato]

@@ThePremierePro I’ll give it some thought. I really appreciate it.

[@RaymondCinemato]

@@ThePremierePro This is undoubtedly a stretch, but if there's a way to lose "ums" and "likes" that would be amazing. I know in Avid, there's the "Phrase Find" functionality, but haven't found great solutions for that in Premiere yet.

[@ThePremierePro]

@@RaymondCinemato "Like" is a challenge, maybe the new captioning tool can help with that? For "umms", I get rid of a lot of them using the method above. Sort the list by Subclip Duration in the Project Panel, and you'll find that most clips under 1 second are umms, coughs or takes that ended abruptly.

[@RaymondCinemato]

@@ThePremierePro I'll give that a try! Thank you, buddy! Great great stuff! Still on a high from learning this last week.

[@PhillipGonzales]

This was FANTASTIC! Thank you so much for sharing. Saved me a ton of time on a project that's already taken far, far longer than I hoped.

[@stvcummins]

I've never used Premier Pro or Audition before today and in less than an hour I had edited a long, recorded software demo with lots of awkward pauses down to a tight and flowing video. Many thanks.

[@ThePremierePro]

This make me happy :)

[@HristosInAfrica]

best tutorial ever for editing audio and cut silence with premiere + audible by adobe

[@ThePremierePro]

Thanks, great to hear!

[@GregPreece]

I followed this step by step, but no subclips showed in there Premiere bin when I imported the .mov file. Just the 1 file. Any idea why?

[@ThePremierePro]

Try setting your Project panel to List view (not Icon view).

[@GregPreece]

@@ThePremierePro thanks. I think it was because I was saving the exports to a Dropbox folder. As soon as I saved to desktop and then imported to Premiere it worked fine!

[@furulevi]

Is it possible to speed up the gaps instead of completely removing them?

[@ThePremierePro]

The easiest way to do this is with TimeBolt: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fH6ag2Cdf7edi6s&t Otherwise, you can also do it using a similar method here (but instead of deleting the silence, you select all the silent clips and speed them up): kzbin.info/www/bejne/n5zdaXaLn7Jres0&lc=UgxTqXs-bCetObP9l-Z4AaABAg

[@LangGamingExe]

This feature is useful to me, because editing long boring videos into fun short videos has to do with trimming unnecessary parts of the video. Trimming very long videos like my 44 minutes of my raw record video is took hours. I'm still in school so I don't have time to edit videos. But with this feature I can save time for editing. Who wants to watch 44 minutes of video for viewers, and edit videos for hours for content creator.

[@josephdurham4611]

Dude, I'm liking this! Everyone else is trying to sale me a plugin for $50-100 no beuno!

[@liebesleid]

THANK YOU!. Its amazing how my class recordings go from 2 hours, to 15-30 minutes after removing silences LMAOOOOO

[@ThePremierePro]

That's great to hear!

[@nabeeljabbar1727]

Great video but I seem to be struggling with last part. I follow everything until the last step when merging it altogether. For some reason when I click 'Locate' I cannot find the original video I had. Unless I have made an error somewhere. Thanks in advance!

[@ThePremierePro]

Thanks! It sounds like you might have 'Display Only Exact Name Matches' ticked at the bottom of the Locate window - untick this and it should reappear.

[@mirsahib6254]

I was looking for something like that and had searched /seen many videos on youtube. But nobody would explain this. Thanks you have done it.

[@SoTotallyToby]

Any way to do this without having to have hundreds of sub clips in your bin? Ends up being a very messy way of working :(

[@ThePremierePro]

Use this workflow instead: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n5zdaXaLn7Jres0

[@Gamer-hm6dg]

i got this extension it's awesome kzbin.info/www/bejne/p6S3f4RvpLGsl9U

[@AntonioRedgrave]

I just tried this for the first time and Premiere keeps crashing when I get to the last step. My video was downloaded from a Twitch stream and is about 50 minutes long and 60FPS. Would the cause be from the Twitch VOD itself or because it's a longer video with 60 FPS? *update* I started linking in smaller batches and it worked!

[@LucileHR]

I rarely comment on tutorials but WOW this one is so helpful!! You've saved me days of work and hours of frustration as cutting is so boring! Thank you so much!!

[@ThePremierePro]

That's great to hear Lucile!

[@AdiraTravels]

I've been using this method, it has been working all fine, but all of a sudden, after importing the mov file, the subclips are not being imported. Any idea regarding this. Any help would be highly appreciated.

[@ThePremierePro]

Switch your Project panel from Icon to List view.

[@mariamakarova8329]

Thank you so much! I had to play around with the dB and timings but managed to get this to work exactly how I wanted it to! It's cut down SO much of my editing time! Greatly appreciated

[@ThePremierePro]

Glad it helped!

[@ViralKingdomYT]

When I imported the .mov it didn't create the sub clips?

[@ViralKingdomYT]

It only works when I'm using a video track.

[@ThePremierePro]

Open the audio file you marked in Audition and make sure the markers saved (and are subclip markers).

[@missioncreekstyle3814]

This is helpful for those vloggers that jump cut everything.

[@ThePremierePro]

Absolutely!

[@kylesinko]

Hey Paul. This method works great. However, for larger files that are 2+ hours long (with 2000+ subclips), they will crash Premiere when importing and make the project file size enormous. Is there another solution? Cheers

[@ThePremierePro]

The reason for this is because all those subclip markers are bloating the project file. Once you re-link the original media, it should reduce the project file size again (after you save the file). If the import is crashing Premiere, you could try breaking your clips into smaller chunks - or if you can afford it, I highly recommend this plugin: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fH6ag2Cdf7edi6s

[@kylesinko]

@@ThePremierePro Thanks Paul. You are right that the subclips are bloating the project. Since the audio files aren't being relinked it doesn't get resolved. I tried Timebolt but get an error whenever I try import any of my raw media so have moved to a method through FFMpeg. Cheers

[@LeonUnity]

This is genius and deserves not only more attention, but to become a function built directly into Premiere Pro itself. The technology is clearly there both from this, and their new "Speech to Text" tool in beta - or even Scene Edit detection.

[@ThePremierePro]

Thanks! You can vote for it to be added as a feature here: adobe-video.uservoice.com/forums/911233-premiere-pro/suggestions/34325791-delete-silence-automatically

[@ksarkie]

Awesome! Ive been looking for this for sooo long, and finally - video from 2021 amazing

[@WarrenRehman]

This earned you a subscriber, this was magic!

[@ThePremierePro]

Thanks so much Warren!

[@BrearleyTV]

Great video, thank you. I guess this cant be done just using Premiere Pro, without Audition?

[@ThePremierePro]

You can vote for it to be added to Premiere here: adobe-video.uservoice.com/forums/911233-premiere-pro/suggestions/34325791-delete-silence-automatically

[@KarolPlucinski]

YOU SAVED MY LIFE! Thank you :)

[@ThePremierePro]

Glad to hear that Karol!

[@WhatZachDoes]

Is there a way to EXTEND each clip by a specific time? I..E. My videos look choppy because the cuts are happening too fast.

[@ThePremierePro]

You can add a delay effect to your audio before scanning it using Effects > Delay & Echo > Delay. The default settings will add about 3 frames to the end of your clip.

[@Hyperdriveuk]

Beautiful

[@ThePremierePro]

Thanks!

[@dipeshpatil3786]

Those videos are really helpful especially when you're new to video editing. Thankyou for the detailed explanation! 😄

[@ThePremierePro]

Thanks Dipesh, glad to hear they're helpful!

[@MR-AK]

Excellent trick. And it worked for me. Just need to tweak it for in between timings.

[@gp_studio]

Hello, please help. After creating the markers, their names are incorrect in relation to the times. Why is this happening to me? :/ Please, please..

[@sergiogruzdoff2299]

if I record separate sound and want to synch it first, how can I do silence removing then?

[@ThePremierePro]

Use this similar workflow: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n5zdaXaLn7Jres0

[@BlackoutGamingChannel]

it took me a minute to do this correctly, but now I've figured this out.. OMG this is such a timesaver! thank you so much

[@ThePremierePro]

Awesome, glad to hear it!

[@CassioNogueira2]

Can you help me once again? I already did the process a couple of time and it worked well But now I facing a new problem, when I import in Adobe is coming just one file ( I save the subclips markeds as usual) but I don't know what I am doing wrong that comes just one completed file and no the separated subclips Do you know why this is happening?

[@ThePremierePro]

Open the video you exported from Media Encoder in Audition - are the markers still there? If yes, are they subclip markers?

[@CassioNogueira2]

@@ThePremierePro Weird, I checked here as you suggested and have no markers indeed

[@ThePremierePro]

@@CassioNogueira2 What about the audio file you created in Audition? If that has markers but your video file doesn't, it could be that your video format doesn't support markers. Also, in your Media Encoder export settings, click the Metadata button (at the bottom) and make sure Export Sequence Markers is checked.

[@OreyBorey]

everything worked up until it was time to put the sub clips into the timeline. didnt work at all. the most that happened was the audio was cut but there was no link to the video original video and I did everything step bay step

[@EinfachSmon]

This is exactly what I was looking for. I was hoping that Premiere itself would have such a feature, but this is how it works. Thanks :)

[@thegracefulexit3261]

My audition isn't finding any sections after I scan. Any advice on what to do?

[@ThePremierePro]

I would start with adjusting the minimum duration for silence and audio. If that is still not working, try scanning for lower audio levels.

[@CassioNogueira2]

Two issues: When I creat a sequence from the subclips, it cuts a part, usually the final part. So a Video of two hours that I recorded was 1:30 hour, cutting out half our from my video even I selected all the subclips to make a sequence Another problem that video suffers a littlle of desynchronization Can you help with these problems?

[@ThePremierePro]

Hey Cassio, I haven't experienced these issues myself, so I can only guess what the cause is. When you have a video that's longer than 40 mins, I recommend adding markers in 40 min batches. Also, are you saying that your video is falling out of sync with the audio on the timeline? If you've relinked to the original video file, then whatever is playing on the timeline should be coming from that file.

[@Gaming-Insight]

The video is still killing it! tanks for the help ion content creation.

[@DubiousD]

You dropped this, King 👑

[@jsatcok]

I bascially watch this video every time I start an edit, I can't thank you enough!

[@ThePremierePro]

Cheers, that's great to hear!

[@DingXiaoke]

Was editing an expert interview of 2 hr long. He is an expert in the field but he takes many long pauses to think about what he gonna say next. This technique immediately makes him a fast speaker! Almost 10 min of silence was cut, a total of 1238 cuts. Works wonderfully! Massive thanks. Just one question, after it's done, there is a long list of sub-clips in Pr, anyway to link them to the original footage so there won't be so many items in a bin? :)

[@ThePremierePro]

Thanks! I have a video coming out next week that will go through a workflow that doesn't split your media into subclips - I'll post it here when it's out. You can also copy/paste your subclips into After Effects, File > Dependencies > Consolidate All Footage, then copy/paste back into Premiere.

[@ThePremierePro]

Here's the link to that video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n5zdaXaLn7Jres0

[@WildanMubarok]

This saves hours of clipping my video manually. Kudos!

[@ThePremierePro]

I know Wildan - I use this every day and it gets rid of so much boring repetition in my workload.

[@IlyaLikeus]

Thank you for the very useful content! I would never have guessed this, although I have been working in Adobe programs for 5 years.

[@businessboss7754]

Hey! I get lost at 4:44 where I import the new audio track, but it doesn't show me all these subclips (just the whole format which is the same as the original one). What's going wrong?

[@ThePremierePro]

Try switching your Project panel to List view before you import.

[@jeremiahmlc8523]

Used this for the second time. Very underrated technique!

[@ZachHendrixVoiceOvers]

Do you know a way to do something like this with multicam sequences? If I try and do something like this before creating the multicam sequence, it won't match up exactly because the different camera sources have different audio sources. But if I have a multicam sequence then there is no file to replace the sub clips with since the sequence lives on the timeline. Any pointers?

[@ThePremierePro]

You have 2 options: this workflow, which is very similar with a few extra steps kzbin.info/www/bejne/n5zdaXaLn7Jres0 or this plugin, which will do it right in your timeline kzbin.info/www/bejne/bXSQpmaMidt1hbM (I'm giving away 2 lifetime subscriptions in the next day!)

[@LuisAzcona]

THANK YOU SO MUCH!

[@ThePremierePro]

You're welcome Luis!

[@DesignXstream]

Wow! That's amazing. The process looks a bit complicated but will definitely try it out soon! 👍🏼

[@ThePremierePro]

Thanks - let me know how it goes!

[@CallumQuinnCreates]

Thank you thank you thank you SO MUCH for this video!! It took me a while to get the hang of this technique but it will save me so much time in the long run!

[@ThePremierePro]

Glad to hear it Callum!

[@sawsankhrais500]

could you tell me how did you add to a sequence? i use windows and couldnt do this action

[@ThePremierePro]

Select all the clips in the project panel and press the period (.) key to overwrite.

[@sawsankhrais500]

​@@ThePremierePro thank you! you truly SAVED my time, it's really helpful

[@DashMatin]

doesn't work for me when i make them oflfine and want to link to my original video it doesn't allow me to link them. it doesn't show any video format

[@k5aidt]

This video was incredible !!! thank you so much for it

[@halbenhb]

When I tried to import media encoder output, Premiere Pro stop responding. I believe this is because my video is longer than 2 hours and I marked nearly 5000 markers in Audition. What can I do?

[@ThePremierePro]

You could try adding your markers in chunks, or if you can afford it, this plugin handles long files really well: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fH6ag2Cdf7edi6s

[@nextlevel6825]

I was literally going to create this from scratch using Python. Thank god I googled it first.

[@ThePremierePro]

So glad to hear you found it first!

[@Gerome_027]

why is that when I render the audio file from encoder and I import it on premiere there are no subclips generated? even though I followed every steps in the video?

[@ThePremierePro]

Make sure you're in List view, not Icon view.

[@TheVMAKER]

thank you thank you so so much

[@ThePremierePro]

Very very pleased to hear it was helpful

[@jeremiahmlc8523]

This was so helpful, thank you. It's my first time using this method, I have reservations so I'm going to compare it to a version that I manually trimmed.

[@LomaRisper]

*Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!* I've been working to get my KZbin channel LomaBAMM going to promote my online courses teaching business skills like filing taxes, etc..., but have lost sooooooo much time cutting my dead silence out manually. I struggle to flow when I speak on camera, but I know the info I'm trying to share is needed, so I persevere. I was taking hours editing just to end up with a 5 min video...the struggle was real!🤣

[@ThePremierePro]

Glad to hear it was so useful! Best of luck with your channel :)

[@eeeducation7231]

hello sir I am trying to do the same and I have spent the last 3 hr but was not able to add the sub clip in the sequence as you have shown at 05:31. can you help me?

[@ThePremierePro]

Try setting your Project panel to List view.

[@rerothehero]

hi there, i couldnt find diagnostics in window, how can i find it?

[@NewLayer]

Great tutorial and alternative to Recut and other paid services, but it's SO annoying that Adobe requires the extra steps of saving audio/re-encoding with a blank video track instead of exporting markers as XML files or something like the paid services. After seeing that, it just makes me want to pay for Recut because it would still be more cost effective 😕

[@ThePremierePro]

The ability to export subclip markers from Audition and import into Premiere would be very useful - good feature request! www.adobe.com/products/wishform.html

[@NewLayer]

@@ThePremierePro I've stumbled across Auto-Editor, which is a tool to remove silence and the command line version is totally free, while the GUI is a $35 "donation". Seems to work well, just maybe not as pretty as Recut, etc. But it does automate the process and should save lots of time. Worth the $35 for me for sure.

[@ThePremierePro]

@@NewLayer I recommend Timebolt - it has a Premiere Pro plugin that makes the cuts directly in your timeline: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fH6ag2Cdf7edi6s

[@NewLayer]

@@ThePremierePro I just despise the monthly payment model for something like that, and also use Resolve 😅

[@yudhistira6086]

YOU REALLY HELP ME SOOOOOO MUCH

[@IMPACTPodcasterAcademy]

So how do you do this in Adobe Premiere? Cause I don't have Audition or Encoder

[@okanaltunbascom]

Hello, I did it without any problems, but there is a little decrease in the volume. What do you think is the problem?

[@ThePremierePro]

Check that the Gain and Audio Channel Format of your original clip hasn't changed.

[@CROFTYNESS]

How can you do this with separate audio and video clip files? Ones that start and stop at different times but fundamentally sync up.

[@ThePremierePro]

You can use this method, which is similar with a few extra steps kzbin.info/www/bejne/n5zdaXaLn7Jres0 or the Timebolt plugin, which is the fastest (and I'm giving away 2 free copies in a week) kzbin.info/www/bejne/bXSQpmaMidt1hbM

[@kryptoabi]

Importing my blanc video with the audio just imports an video same length as before and if I paste it it has the same length and not small clips, its one whole video

[@MikeNeder]

I wonder if this can be done by right clicking the audio in Premiere and selection edit in Audition. I mean, so we don't to open it in Audition separately. I've tried it and see the markers in premiere, but I am not getting the subclips even though its set up like that in Audition. I'm just not skill enough at this to know for sure how to do it.

[@ThePremierePro]

You need to import the file back into Premiere to force it to interpret those Audition markers as subclips in Premiere.

[@khayalads9700]

i have applied what u said and it works with me Great . but what it does mean to make it offline and link media I have just clicked buttons dont know what does they mean ... I mean to use them functionally

[@ThePremierePro]

That's great! Having your media offline simply means Premiere keeps a reference to your video files, but can't play them - once you link the media again, it should play fine.

[@khayalads9700]

@@ThePremierePro Thanks that help me alot

[@kaneskanages6567]

Thanks friend

[@ThePremierePro]

You're welcome!

[@GalaxySaidSo]

Hey Can I Do This Without Media Encoder + With 2 Audios, example the Video Im recording and my Microphone seperate!

[@ThePremierePro]

I have a video about this exact workflow coming out next week - stay tuned!

[@GalaxySaidSo]

@@ThePremierePro Thank you Friend, Keep up the Amazing Content!

[@ThePremierePro]

My video on removing silence from separate files comes out next week! Here it is: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n5zdaXaLn7Jres0

[@anfanger4]

Why so complicated, Adobe? Isn't there an extention that can do this?

[@Hunnylol]

will i be able to do this if my original file has multiple audio tracks (mic, desktop, discord)

[@ThePremierePro]

For that, I recommend using this variation on the workflow: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n5zdaXaLn7Jres0

[@Wizzalion]

I tried this method but i have a couple problems with it. I record my camara sepperate from my recordings. So this way i can do things like make my facecam bigger or move it etc.. but this method only apply on 1 video & after i used media encoder and drag it to my premiere pro, i cant do it with all subclips only 1 by 1 I think its beceause the audio on each subclip has 5 audio tracks 1 short and the other are the same size as the original. But idk how to fix this

[@ThePremierePro]

You can use this method: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n5zdaXaLn7Jres0si=VF9TIUlEOctHyUuT

[@havoc1676]

SO HELPFUL! I've watched a ton of videos on this and this is the first one I was able to follow all the way through and get the result 😍

[@ThePremierePro]

Thanks, that's great to hear!

[@gordosarki]

Hello, I have the following problem: when I save the audition it creates 2 files, one that is the audio (the .WAV) and the other with a .PKF format, when importing the wav file to the encoder, and following all the steps, the encoder exports the file to me without the subclips or the marks. I tought maybe the PKF file is the one that contains the information of the subclips that I made in the audition, but it is separate from the audio file, what should I do to solve this. Thanks in advance and sorry if there are grammatical errors, but I'm from Argentina and I wrote this with google translator.

[@Knowr]

¡Hola! The .pkf file is not related to the issue. I recommend setting your Project panel to List View before you import the file from Encoder. Here's a guide to doing this that may be available in Spanish: helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/using/customizing-project-panel.html

[@gordosarki]

@@Knowr WOW somehow setting the project panel to list view before i import the video to premiere somehow worked. i can´t belive it. gracias, sos un genio!

[@ThePremierePro]

@@gordosarki ¡De nada!

[@LiamStevens]

This is Genius! Thank You!

[@ThePremierePro]

Cheers Liam!

[@patrykturski]

I have a separete audio. None use the same audio from camera...

[@ThePremierePro]

You can use this similar workflow with a few extra steps: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n5zdaXaLn7Jres0

[@IntelligentStockInvesting]

Awesome! This is really helpful. Thank you. Could you make a video on how to do this while using proxies as well? :)

[@ThePremierePro]

Make your proxy file before scanning in Audition. When you import your subclips, select all of them, then right-click Proxy > Attach Proxies.

[@capitaltopic1262]

can you share media encoder link which you are using.. please inform...

[@inmyheadpodcast5321]

Dude this is so helpful! Can't remember the last tutorial that will help me more in my editing! Saving hours! Thank you so much!

[@OhhVexa]

thank you so much bro you explained everything perfectly and this will save me so much time!!!

[@ThePremierePro]

That's great SVJ, glad to hear it!

[@leeschloss4840]

There's an easier way now. Text panel -> transcribe clips -> filter icon -> pause -> delete (with extract). But like here, be careful not to cut out too much.