Keep playing your audio on a loop during this process.Click to add a new point at around -60db and raise that as well.Keep the default settings and take the point that’s above -20db and raise it slightly.Click on edit to bring up your window and start to play around with this effect. Now in your Effects Controls panel, you should see that the effect is present.Search in your Audio Effects panel for Dynamics Processing.To achieve a more full and rich sound, you’ll need to apply some filters. Now you have your recording looping, but it probably sounds a little flat. Now when you click it, you can make your audio loop between the in and out points. Drag and drop that onto your buttons tab.Go up to your program monitor, click the Plus icon in the corner, and find the looping icon which is a triangle inside a square.To keep it on a loop, simply go to the beginning with your playhead, and hit the i key, then go to the endpoint of this audio, and hit the o key. Before you get on with your edits, it can help to isolate the piece of audio that you’re making adjustments to.If you’ve followed the above steps, it should sound pretty good from the start! Step 2: Loop Your Voice-Over Audio Once you have your recording, take a listen to how it sounds raw. Use a pop filter to avoid the harsh p and t sounds that come with proper enunciation.Record your audio with your mouth between 1-4 inches away from the microphone.The clothing there will act as a natural sound dampener.
If you’re having trouble getting rid of room echo, give recording inside your closet a shot.This will help to make sure that you don’t clip when recording and gives you some room to play around with in editing. Aim to record your audio so that it’s sitting around the -15db range on average.So before you record, try doing the following:
It’s hard to try and make the audio sound more professional when there are problems like room echo and popping from certain annunciations. How to Record & Edit Voice-Overs in Adobe Premiere Pro Step 1: Get a Good Recordingīefore you start tweaking settings, you’ll need a decent recording to work with.
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