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This covers how to edit a combined audio and video file over existing slides (no green screen to filter). For audio presets, please refer to that lesson.

#2 tells you to drag and drop the audio effects preset. If you do not have that saved in your Premiere settings, go and set them up by via the lesson titled Premiere Pro – Grandy’s Standard Audio Effects.

You can view the pdf below by using the scrolling bar, or click on the title underneath the pdf where it will open it up on a separate tab for a larger view. You can also download it from there or print it.

Click this link to be taken to Adobe’s site – Intermediate Tutorials

The tutorials include the following:

These are Grandy’s suggested effects that can be applied to all audio clips, regardless of who is speaking.

The end of the pdf also shows you how you can save these effects as a standard “preset” to make editing easier for the future. As a preset, you can then drag and drop ALL of the effects at ONCE, and have all of them apply to the clip.

You can view the pdf below by using the scrolling bar, or click on the title underneath the pdf where it will open it up on a separate tab for a larger view. You can also download it from there or print it.

This is written for the audio portion ONLY. If you recorded an audio and video clip together that you want to keep, simply start at #3 of the document.

#3 also tells you to drag and drop the audio effects preset. If you do not have that saved in your Premiere settings, go and set them up by via the lesson titled Premiere Pro – Grandy’s Standard Audio Effects.

You can view the pdf below by using the scrolling bar, or click on the title underneath the pdf where it will open it up on a separate tab for a larger view. You can also download it from there or print it.

Click this link to be taken to Adobe’s site – Beginner Tutorials

The tutorials include the following: