In other words, you can have the volume increase and decrease as the clip plays. You can also control the volume over time in a clip. 0 is balanced. -100 is all left. 100 is all right. If you want to adjust the left/right balance, change the value in Panner effect. You can enter values for either the left or right channels – or both. To do this, just enter in a value.Ħ. Drag the values to the right to increase the volume. Drag them to the left to decrease the volume.ĥ. Channel Volume lets you control the two channels of a stereo configuration.ģ. When you adjust volume, the adjustments that you make will affect both channels.Ģ. Keep the following things in mind as you make adjustments:ġ. Now click the triangle to the left of Channel Volume as well. To adjust the volume of an audio track using the Effect Controls panel, first select the track in the Timeline.Ĭlick the triangle next to Volume so that you can see the controls (as pictured below). Adjusting Volume in the Effect Controls Panel

Unlike volume which can start at zero, amplitude is measured by a logarithmic scale. It starts at infinity and can go up to 0 dB in digital waveform. That said, when you increase the volume, you increase the amplitude of the signal and sound as well. Whenever you change the volume in Premiere Pro, these changes affect the amplitude. You can adjust it via the Effect Controls panel or via the Timeline. There are two ways that you can adjust the volume of audio in Premiere Pro. Using keyframes to adjust volume within a clip Adjusting volume in the Effect Controls panel

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