How to lower audio volume in adobe premiere Videos

Wow. So clear, so concise, explained so well, and you have a very pleasant voice. Perfect tutorial.

Hello, I installed Adobe premiere pro cc But when I add video in the program say Has stop working ? Help me?

As always, your explanations are crystal clear. Thank you. I own a number of Jeff Sengstack's training courses. What particularly impresses me is that he has genuine empathy with the learner. This is a significant skill and talent. He approaches a training topic presuming that the learner is starting that feature/process with no prior knowledge of it. I have so many training courses where I feel like shouting at the trainer: "Yes, but what's that thing for?" or "What did you just do?" For example, I have a beginner course on Vue Esprit. In it, when you click on an object, a control icon appears with lots of buttons and things. The trainer didn't even mention it... though he used it extensively. I was constantly rewinding the video to try and fathom out what on earth he'd just done. I don't even know the name of the wretched thing! Although the program cost me a lot of money, I've given up. At my late stage of life, I just don't have enough time left to wallow in inadequate guesswork, rather than benefit from iterative knowledge! But Jeff - without being patronising in any way - takes things step by step... in exactly the way that the learner needs: building, not just stabbing around in the dark. A real pro.

can you tell me how to show keyframe on my track audio?

Thanks again Jeff. I have always muddled through and managed to get the desired sound volumes - now I know what I have been doing and how to do it faster. Understanding how to deepen the view of a sound channel is so useful. Cheers - Mike.

Hello Jeff, Thanks for the awesome tutorial. I need to know that is there any short keys to overwrite a clip from source monitor to the timeline without the audio. I am using adobe premiere pro CS6. It will be very helpful to speed up my editing. Thank you in advance, Shashinth.

I often use keyframes to control the audio in premiere, but I've run into a problem several times now, that the audio ignores a keyframe fade-in. I may have accidentally touched the bypass button. But even if I remove effects from the clip and redo the volume keyframes it's still a problem. The keyframes work if there is only one of them, changing the volume of the entire clip, but if there is a fade, the keyframes are ignored. I've tried all options with turning on and off the bypass, but with no effect. So i'm not sure that is the issue. I'm sure it's something very basic, but I can't spot the problem. Any ideas?

Excellent tutorial! Thank you!

I prune everything.

@tkyosam could not have said it better! Tony your #premierprotips are great and you music is to! Also love the southern swagger! just can't beat it!

thanks man, i am moving from sony vegas and i am novice at adobe Premiere but this tutorial really helped!

Came for the tutorial. Stayed for the blues. You got a new subscriber here dude.