Ability to save audio track effect presets.
Ability to save audio track effect presets.
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Robert Jarosz
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Yeah, I just spend half an hour on improving my audio track and wanted to implement it in another project - no way to do it. And no way to copy the values from track to single media effects.
"Effects and sends" menu is very cool, but not having a preset or at least copy/paste option there... Huge oversight. -
Gilly
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How is this not possible???
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Andrew Berryman
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Hi guys.
I'd really like to see the priority of this fix escalated! Let me put you in the picture... let's say I have 20 different sequences all using audio from the same shoot but in their own sequence for individual edit/review and then batch export using Media Encoder.
I get my levels on my audio track just right on my first sequence, time to copy and paste that work to tracks in other sequences right? Well unfortunately it looks like I cant! This would mean re-doing the work again for each individual sequence.
This really is a massive oversight and it'd be brilliant to have a little more dialogue and feedback on if you have plans to address this in the near future?
Thanks very much guys, all the best!
Andy B
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Matt Stegner
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"You can't even type in numbers directly..." @Ken Walker
I'm not sure if you are aware of this, but you can double click on the effect name in the Audio Track Insert and it will open the custom UI for the effects. Not all effects have a custom UI (Example: The Invert effect), but most do. -
Ken Walker
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Seriously cannot believe this is not already a feature. The interface for adding effects to the master track is a pathetic joke! You can't even type in numbers directly...you have to rely on that **** knob that hops sporadically all over the place!
How in the world is anybody able to function with it??? I'm stuck pasting audio presets to every single clip.
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New Vision Media commented
Yes Adobe.... we need the ability to save Track Effect presets and reorder effects.
Not having this simple feature is a huge oversight so please escalate this request.
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Jeff MacIntyre
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Sam, I appreciate your tutorial! Nice work. It's great info re. saving presets for individual clips, but we're looking to create presets for entire tracks to be applied in the Track Mixer window. If you come up with a fix for that, please share!
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Sam Holland
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HEY. I hope this helps... I know how frustrating this topic is so I made it a little easier for you. HOW TO CREATE YOUR OWN AUDIO PRESETS IN PREMIERE
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Jeff MacIntyre
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I've been following this topic for YEARS. Clearly, Adobe isn't listening or doesn't care. This isn't a monumental effort in coding, either. We're asking for something pretty simple in functionality...copy & save. It's only been around since...well, the beginning of word processors! I feel we've been too nice for too long. It's time to "take to the streets with pitchforks ablaze". ;) We need to step-up our efforts to make this happen. Imagine all the time we'd save with this -simple- feature.
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We need the ability to create audio effect presets within the Audio Track Mixer...NOT on individual tracks. Got it, Adobe? If you need more clarification, we're here to help you help us.No more Mr/Ms Nice Editor, Adobe. Who will join this revolution for auditory change?? We can't let another year go by and continue to be ignored. This software isn't freeware. We DO have options for quality editing apps.
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Alexander Rozenblit
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Yes! And let's make Premiere Pro a bit more stable pleeeeeese?
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Dennis Ersöz
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this issue alone might one day be a deal breaker. It's so very anno1998
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Todd Berntson
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Currently, if I split a stereo channel into two mono channels, I can save audio presets on the first channel, but not the second. It doesn't matter which channel I have set to right or left. It's the second channel that won't work.
When I select an effect, say an EQ, and then click on it to "Save As Preset", the dialog box to name and save the preset does not appear.
However, I can go to the exact same effect in channel on, and click on "Save As Preset" and the dialog box does appear. So, this seems to be isolated to the second mono channel when a stereo channel is split.
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James
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Please do this!
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Robomatic
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+1 the ability to save / recall EQ or Compressor presets is crucial when working a series of sequences all shot in the same setup... thanks
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paul wedel
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Please Please please please please add in 13.0.2!
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paul wedel
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+1 vote for this too // I've got 28 videos that all need the same audio FX and I have to take a screenshot of my Multiband Compressor and Parametric EQ settings, then manually input the values 28 times, times 2 audio presets, times 6 parameters for Multiband, times 10 parameters for EQ. That's 3360 clicks, where there could be literally 2 per video.
As there are already saved presets, it seems like adding a "Save Audio Preset" functionality would be a cinch. Please please please please add in 13.0.1!
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Anonymous
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I would like to use a custom preset I created in the Parametric EQ in the "Audio Track Mixer."
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Anonymous
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Saving presets from the Effects menu and saving presets from the Audio Track Mixer are 2 different things. You can already save custom presets from Effects, but you can't save custom presets from effects applied in mixer (where it is most needed since this is where you apply effects globally on a track or entire Master). This feature is long overdue.
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MacherTV_Peter
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+1 This is very important. Also upvote these two for more reach:
89 votes: Track mixer - Add ability to save mixer states...
https://adobe-video.uservoice.com/forums/911233-premiere-pro/suggestions/33839800-track-mixer-add-ability-to-save-mixer-states-cr99 votes: Copy and paste audio effects between tracks...
https://adobe-video.uservoice.com/forums/911233-premiere-pro/suggestions/33967090-copy-and-paste-audio-effects-between-tracks-and-ma -
Anonymous
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Great! HOW do you do it?