Using Adobe Podcast and A.I. to Make Professional Sounding Audio

This episode, I highlight the Adobe Podcast Shasta Project to show how to enhance your audio to sound professional.

[@paulengle5784]

Love your tutorials, ChinFat!!

[@saturns_ring]

Beautiful tutorial, perfect for next/same day turnarounds!

[@toamaori]

There's a little bit of uncanny valley effect, in that it sounds like you should have a decent dynamic mic in front of you, and we expect to hear a little bit of the room reflections but what we see and what we hear doesn't quite match up. Be a great tool to mix into the original to provide realism but also fill out the dialogue. Or you could apply eq and mix in a natural sounding room reverb to help the audio match what we see on screen. Pretty powerful and useful tool!

[@chinfat]

Completely agreed. This will be a great tool once the add it to something like Audition. One needs the ability to dial down the aggression of the cleanup so it doesn't sound too clean.

[@sutv6754]

Wow. That is something. Can't wait to try it. Thanks.

[@Steveoaudioandstuff]

It is remarkable. By the sounds of the final few seconds it's heavily gating the audio (where you said 'er'). Remarkable tool though. Thanks for sharing Chinfat, I always get excited when a new video drops from you.

[@chinfat]

Yeah. This tech is definitely in its infancy. And the filtering is deeply aggressive. I'm sure they'll fine-tune the technology. I'm just amazed with its ability to kill reverb.

[@daveking-sandbox9263]

Great tip, and it is definitely much simpler than using Adobe audition (which also does a great job but requires more knowledge and effort for sure).

[@vahvelonhea]

Hi chinfat, found your channel when looking for how to learn Adobe Premiere Pro from scratch and you have tons of useful content! I was also looking at your playlists which go back years and wondered where would you start today considering updates and changes along the way to Adobe programs?

[@chinfat]

I have not done a full 2023 playlist. But this 2022 playlist is a good place to start. kzbin.info/www/bejne/l57PZmR-YrighK8

[@chinfat]

My 2020 playlist goes into way more depth with a lot more episodes. There have been some minor changes in Premiere 2023, but this is still quite relevant: kzbin.info/www/bejne/faqXkKOle890e9U

[@vahvelonhea]

@@chinfat Thanks and really appreciate the reply and help!

[@marcosromo]

As a professional editor yourself, what do you think about AI and the future of editors? will AI replace most of the editors out there?

[@chinfat]

Right now, from what I've seen, it's only going to enhance the experience for the editor. But who knows how good it will get. Adobe has implemented the use of AI in Premiere (with things like transcribing and cleaning up dialogue) and it has been super helpful. But I have no idea if it will eventually replace the editor. But I don't think it will...... I hope. :)

[@MaxoticsTV]

Seeing you in FRONT of the cameras was the shocking part for me!

[@marcosromo]

Does this also work for female voices?

[@mediocreape]

this is incredible, i wish i hadn't dropped 200 dollars on on a new microphone.

[@MaxoticsTV]

This is in a pinch stuff. Unless you're joking, you want good mics.

[@chinfat]

@@MaxoticsTV It definitely does not replace professional mics. And the filtering is deeply aggressive. I'm sure they'll fine-tune the technology. I'm just amazed with its ability to kill reverb.