remix

Hey what’s up you guys and welcome back
to Gal now today we’re going to be talking about music and music is such an
important part of your editing process at least for me it’s usually the first
thing that I look for when I begin my edit and it kind of I don’t know it
creates the tone in the mood for your film it complements the imagery right so
I have used soundstripe for years and soundstripe is actually the sponsor of this
video and I’m super excited that they just came out with a new Premier Pro
panel where you can search their library directly in Premiere and when you
license it it downloads directly into your project panel Soundstripe is
Unlimited so it’s a monthly fee so you can get as much music as you want for
any type of project there’s no licensing issues so thanks to Soundstripe for
sponsoring this video if you guys want to sign up for it and test it out you
can use my code GAL10 so in this tutorial I’m going to show you a little
bit about how to use the panel and then how you can remix the music track to be
any duration for any video so you can take a track that’s three minutes and
remix it down to one minute and thirty seconds if that’s the length of your
video so without further ado let’s go ahead and jump on in so to download the
soundstripe extension you’re gonna download it from the Adobe exchange and
it’s free you just click free and then it will
just install directly into your Adobe Creative Cloud desktop app of course you
can use soundstripe without premiere you would just go to their web app and
you can search here in download so let’s show you how it looks like inside of
premiere so once it’s installed you’re gonna go up to window extensions and
open up soundstripe alright so once you’re inside the soundstripe panel this is where you can start to filter for your music you can search
by mood genre pace instruments key artist playlist vocals or instrument duration
BPM and even advanced underneath advanced because I’m always looking for
new music I always check hide previously licensed that way
I’m not getting the same music so for this sequence that I have if I open up
the program it’s just the stock video shot of this guy on the mountain so I’m
looking for something that’s kind of inspiring and cinematic so this is where
soundstripe comes at handy so I can choose mood and I can choose inspiring
it as a mood and you can see that the filter is applied now for genre
let’s choose cinematic and then let’s choose a pace that’s kind of slow
because the footage is in slow motion so we’ll try that and then you can
definitely search different playlists if you like or particular artists that
you’re a fan of inside the soundstripe library but for us I’m always open to
finding new artists so you can go through and start to listen to all these
tracks that have these filters on until you find one that you like so I found
this track here let’s just play it back for you so I really liked the sound and vibe of
this particular track of course if you’re looking for a particular
instrument like a piano versus a guitar this is where you can filter by the type
of instrument which comes in handy if you need to narrow down your search more
so what we can do now is we can then download and license this track if you
do not have a soundstripe account you can always import the watermark track
until you’re ready to sign up and once you do sign up be sure to use the code
GAL10 to get 10% off so you see I’m logged in here all I need to do is
license the track and then soundstripe automatically puts in the project title
the same title as your Premiere Pro project title but of course you can edit
this then you can choose the licensing type so what type of project is this for
I chose tutorials because that’s what my content is but you can choose any type
of project here there’s a vast array what I really like is they have
non-profit real estate all sorts of different things all the way down to
YouTube creator and vlog which is pretty cool then you just choose the type
MP3 or WAV I’m going to choose wav and it starts to license it and it will
import it in to your project panel so you can see it’s here it was
automatically put into my music folder because I had that folder selected while
I did that so you can double click and you can see that we have the full audio
track here now it’s a minute in duration roughly and this sequence is 45 seconds
in duration here so what we need to do is remix this so let’s go ahead and
double click that again and drag this into our sequence here and you can see
it’s longer we need to remix it now one thing to bear in mind is that soundstripe does have certain tracks that have these arrow down so you can see if
there’s alternate versions that are in the duration of your video which is
useful so you may be able to use this but because this particular track
doesn’t have any other alternate versions I need to remix it using
auditions features so to do that you’re just going to select the clip right
click and go into edit clip and Adobe Audition and from here you just need to
make sure to create a multitrack session right-click and create new multitrack
session and we’ll just call this session and hit okay and then you’re gonna drag
and drop the audio clip in here so now we have the audio track in here and the
next step is to choose the audio type we’re going to choose music and then
we’re going to check duration and this is where we can put forty-five seconds
since that’s the duration of our video and then hit remix and it will start to
analyze this clip you’ll see the percentage and bam it’s done and you can
see the resulting target it got it down to 49 seconds so what it did was create
cuts automatically so you can see it just made one cut here let me just make
this bigger so you can see it’s kind of like a Frankenstein cut and it found
that to automatically make a cut to match the beat that way it’s almost
seamless and you can’t hear the difference so let’s listen back to see
how well it did I couldn’t hear it cut there so that was pretty seamless so
sometimes you’ll get multiple cuts and other times it’s a very simple cut so
you can see it’s a little bit longer than 45 seconds so what we need to do is
play around with a different time let’s try 40 and it ends now at around
44 seconds which is close enough to what we need so you can see the only cut here
was done here let’s just make sure that we can’t hear any cuts it was perfect so then what we need to
do is we need to go to file and we need to go to export export to Premiere Pro
mix it down to a stereo file and then be sure to open it up in Premiere and hit
export and then you can choose which audio track to import it into let’s
choose audio track 3 so I’ll just choose A3 and hit OK and now what we can do is
we can just delete this previous track and now you can see it ends perfectly we
can just roll these clips back and let’s just play it back to see how it ends I love the remix feature because you can
really get that feeling of the music ending like the music was actually
composed for the video versus just adding a cross-dissolve to the end of
the audio track this is why I love the remix feature but again remember you can
always use soundstripe’s alternate versions if you’re looking for a
particular length so you don’t have to use remix but use the remix tool if you
really need a customized length for your video so I hope that you guys enjoyed
this video if you guys want more music or audio related content on the channel
be sure to give this video a thumbs up and if it reaches 5,000 likes I know
that you guys want more content like this be sure to use my code GAL10 if
you would like to sign up for a sound stripe membership I’ll put my link to a
playlist of music that I use in the description box below and a huge shout
out to my new patrons we just hit over 50 patrons on my patreon community if
you guys join you can get free templates each month unlimited access to my store
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head over to patreon.com/PremiereGal and check it out thanks again see
you guys next time bye put some arrows man think I’m stuck in a
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