In this episode, video post expert Dan Rubottom addresses the often problematic issue of audio pops at edit points, something familiar to many editors. Dan provides practical solutions, ranging from adjusting edits to applying short audio crossfades. To cap it off, he shares a pro tip for more precise editing. Tune in for these invaluable insights to refine your editing skills.
Show Notes:
In this episode, I'm addressing a common challenge that affects video editors regardless of their editing platform - those pesky audio pops at edit points. These can disrupt the smooth, professional flow of your video, but don't worry - I'm here to share practical solutions that will help you banish these audio disruptions once and for all.
Segments:
Introduction: The Problem with Audio Pops
I'll start with an overview of this widespread issue, explaining why it's a problem for us video editors across different platforms.
Understanding Audio Pops
Next, I'll delve deeper into understanding the root cause of audio pops and the conditions that cause them to occur.
Option 1: Adjust Your Edits
The first strategy I'll share to combat this problem involves careful adjustment of your edits to avoid cutting off parts of the audio waveform, which can lead to audio pops.
Option 2: Add a Short Audio Crossfade
Then, we'll explore the use of short audio crossfades to soften edit points, including practical tips on how to implement this in your editing software.
Setting Up Your Audio Transition Default Duration
To make things easier, I'll show you how to adjust settings in your editing software to make the addition of crossfades more efficient.
Bonus Tip: Sample Edit Mode
To wrap things up, I'll share an advanced tip for precise editing in Premiere Pro - entering sample edit mode for exact edit points.
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