Closing request. Including my previous response here

Hello!

You can apply transitions to an audio clip. Here’s how

1. Select an audio clip in the timeline
2. Open the Transitions Inspector, select any of the transitions

This will apply a transition to the beginning and end of your selected clip. If you want to apply a transition to only one side of the clip, you can drag and drop the transition to the desired position.

We’re thinking of ways how we can make this more clear to users in the future. We would love to hear your ideas on how you’d expect/like this to work.

Thanks,

Peter

Hi Tom,

Thanks for writing in. Audio tracks are not flattened when opening a Rush project in Premiere Pro although I understand why it appears that way.

There’s a known issue when opening a Rush project in Premiere Pro where extra audio tracks are created (your audio is placed in A32). To resolve this please follow these steps

1. Open Rush Project in Premiere Pr
2. Right-click on the track header
3. Select “Delete Tracks…” > Select Delete all empty audio tracks

At this point, you’ll see all of your audio tracks. We hope to improve this experience in a future release. If you have any follow up questions please reach out to us here

Support forum link: adobe.ly/rushsupport
@AdobeVideo on Twitter
@AdobeCare on Twitter
@Adobe on Facebook

Cheers!

Peter

As noted in my pervious comment this should work as desired. If you’re still experiencing this issue in the current release of Rush, please reach out to our support team for immediate assistance.

Rush support:
@AdobeCare on Twitter
@Adobe on Facebook

Thanks,

Peter

We hear you on this one! If you’d like to add a music file (such as an MP3), you can use Dropbox or Creative Cloud files on mobile, or simply drag the MP3 into your project on desktop.

Hey all!

You can preview audio files in Rush today. Place the pointer over the soundtrack you’re interested in. You’ll see a full-screen icon appear on the bottom right of the thumbnail, click on that to preview the file. You can listen to the audio and also select the parts you want to import.

You can do this for video clips as well!

Happy Editing!

Peter

There is actually a collection of 10 free “Rush Soundtracks” included.

On Mobile: tap the blue + button to add media, then [audio], then [Rush Soundtracks]

On Desktop: click the blue + button, then select the ‘Media Browser’ at the top drop down, then select ‘Rush Soundtracks’ towards the bottom.

Please let us know if these soundtracks are not what you were hoping for and if so, what you expected.

Hi Tom and others

You can enable audio scrubbing in the Sequence menu > “Play Audio while scrubbing” on Mac or Windows.

We do not have a preference for this feature on mobile. If that’s what you’re hoping for, please make a new request.

Thanks!

Peter

Hello, Alan (and others),

Thanks for writing in. You can apply transitions to an audio clip in Rush today.

1. Select a video or audio clip in the timeline 
2. Open the Transitions Inspector, select the Cross Dissolve transition (or one of the others)

This will apply a transition to the beginning and end of your selected clip. If you want to apply a transition to only one side of the clip, you can drag and drop the transition to the desired position.

We’re thinking of ways how we can make this more clear to users in the future. We would love to hear your ideas on how you’d expect/like this to work.

Thanks,

Peter

Hey all!

You can preview audio files in Rush today. Place the pointer over the soundtrack you’re interested in. You’ll see a full-screen icon appear on the bottom right of the thumbnail, click on that to preview the file. You can listen to the audio and also select the parts you want to import.

You can do this for video clips as well!

Happy Editing!

Peter

Hi Riddimz,

You can import audio files from your library, Creative Cloud or Dropbox.

Watch this tutorial for how to fade in/out your soundtrack.

https://youtu.be/WEp2a0N2kZs

Best,

Peter