Record voice directly into the Timeline.
Do you ever do any screen recording for tutorial example, then ended up with lousy audio? That’s just happened to me. So I need a back up or re-record my tutorials again. But I hate it when I need to take out my audio recorder (Sony ICD-UX560 Digital Voice Recorder with Built-In USB) and a Rode smarlav mic just to do it. It’s a tedious process. So… I decided to use Voice-over record features that we have in Adobe Premiere Pro. Let’s dig it……..
These are few steps you need to do to start recording:
- Right click on the Audio track > Customize…
- Enable Voice Over Record button from Button Editor
- Drag the Voice over record button into the Audio Track
- Goto Edit > Preferences > Audio Hardware
- In Audio Hardware : Default Input : Your microfon….
- Goto Edit > Preferences > Audio : Check ‘Mute input while recording’ box
- Goto Audio Track Mixer > Enable ‘R’ = Record on the selected Audio track
- Goto selected Audio Track > Right click > Voice over record settings…
- Pick your preference countdown (I enable preroll 3)
- Place the playhead at where you wanted to start recording
- Click Voice Over Record button and wait till preroll finish counting 3…2…1… and start recording your voice!
- Press ‘Stop’ / space bar to stop recording
- Press ‘Play’ / space bar to view recorded voice
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