Pr CC: Audio Track Mixer VST Support?

Like Audition CC will Premiere CC support VST Plug-Ins with the Audio Track Mixer?

http://help.adobe.com/en_US/premierepro/cs/using/WS1c9bc5c2e465a58a91cf0b1038518aef7-7f16a .html

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No way to save Audio Track Mixer or Audio Plugin Settings?!

Am I stupid, or is there really no way to save my Audio Track Mixer setup, NOR a way to create my own presets for Audio Track Effects???
I spent a lot of time setting up the Track Mixer, with submix tracks, lots of effects on different tracks, etc.
The ONLY way I've found to use this setup again is to duplicate the sequence. Which is a PITA when it's a new project, and I have to dig it up from an old project with the (annoyingly slow) Media Browser ... or create a "template" project.
And what about settings for plugins??? Like the "Mastering" plugin ... the built in presets are pretty useless ... is there no way to copy the settings from one sequence to another? Or create my own presets?

Am I stupid?
Heavens, no.
...is there really no way to save my Audio Track Mixer setup, NOR a way to create my own presets for Audio Track Effects???
Nope.
I do what you do... duplicate Sequences.
You can file a feature request here:
http://www.adobe.com/go/wish

Change Order in Audio Track Mixer

Adobe Premiere Pro CC2014
Windows 7 Pro 64-bit SP1
How do you change the effect order in the Audio Track Mixer?
Drag and Drop does not appear to work.
Thanks in advance.

Ok folks, I guess you can disregard my post... On a whim, I tried using the Built In microphone and Output, and it worked, though the sound is deplorable. Though it identified the Sennheiser USB mic, it appears that must be the problem... odd, since that mic works fine in iMovie, and other applications. Maybe I'll experiment, perhaps it doesn't like the USB extension, and I should plug the Sennheiser directly into the computer.
The Automate to Sequence seems to now be assigning the correct still duration, at least with the small sample of about 6 stills, done in experiment. Will try a larger sequence, shortly, with over a hundred stills, see what happens...
To any members who were working on my problem, thank you.
K.

Unable to perform multi audio tracks mixing with Audio Mixer

How do you get a simple multi track mix with the Premier Pro 1.5 Audio Mixer?
I got 2 audio clips, each sitting at the start of its own separate track (Audio 1 and Audio 2). I just want to mix them into the Master track. Simple enough.
So I go to the Audio Mixer. Position the CTI at the start of the tracks and hit the red RECORD button. The red spot starts blinking. Then I hit the START/STOP button expecting the tracks to start mixing into the Master track. Instead, I get this error message
"PLAYER ERROR: You cannot record without enabling at least one track for recording."
I get the same problem if I try the mix onto a submix track.
What am I missing? I combed through the Premiere Pro User Guide and J. Rosenberg's Premiere Pro Studio Techniques but to no avail.
Thanks for any help.
JB.

Jacques, I havn't seen 1.5 for a while, so I need to stress that what I'm about to say is more of an educated guess linked to a rough memory.
Each audio track in the mixer has a small chip (tickbox in 1.5??) that you click in order to enable that track for recording. In CS3 it's a little microphone.
Having said that, I DON'T think that's going to give you what you want, as the intention of the recording functionality in PP is to record audio FROM AN EXTERNAL SOURCE (like a microphone) straight to an audio track, say, when doing a Voice Over for some video.
You can't "mix down" to the master, as the master is not a track per se. It's just a "final" level control. The master will always be the sum of the active tracks, and THAT'S what will be rendered in the final output.
You can still "live mix" your audio with the faders, it's just that those movements get recorded as keyframes on each of the tracks you modify (including, BTW, the Master).
The advantage to this workflow is that every fader move you make is infinitley editable... a small error when riding the faders can easily be fixed by dragging keyframes.
HTH.
Matthew

Copy and Paste audio track MIX from one track to another??

Hi
What's the best way to handle this.
I have a video with one long music track, that I mixed using Adobe Premiere's Audio Mixer.
The musician made a new version of the track with some very slight modifications in the music.
Rather than having to remix the entire new track, I would prefer to either:
1) Copy and paste the attributes of the orginal audio track onto the new music track -- retaining the Mix I did from the original mix. Is this possible? I tried it once and it did not seem to work. (I used the Mixer, not keyframes, to do all of the mix.)
or
2) Is there a setting in Premiere's Audio mixer to "gang" the new track to the old one -- with the new track cloning the old track's mix.
Or would it be better to bring the two audio tracks into Soundbooth and do it there?
Thanks,
...Rowby

Thanks Colin
I did a complicated mix on one long background music track and was not looking forward to doing that remix because of various minor music changes made by the musician scattered throughout that long track.
Your Alt (for replace solution) worked perfectly and saved me a ton of time.
The fact that Copy attributes for Audio doesn't work for copying audio keyframes is another reason do do audio mixes using the Mixer instead of using keyframes to adjust volume.
...Rowby
P.S. And a big LIKE to Adobe's clever programmers for including features like these.

Am I being stoopid - changing multiple sends in Audio/Track MIxer

Hi
I can set the send bus in multiple tracks by shift clicking and doing it in one channel strip. According to the manual I should also be able to set the send level, pan etc for all selected channel strips simultaneously. When I try this it doesnt work - is there any reason?
best
Tommy Banana

You are right that is what it seems to do. But the manual says:
Audio Objects in the Audio and Track Mixer
Audio Objects are the building blocks of the Audio Mixer, and an important part of the
Track Mixer. In the following section, you will learn about the differences between
Audio Object types and how you can use them.
Multiple Selection of Audio Objects
Logic allows multiple Audio Object faders to be selected (by Shift-clicking) in the Track
Mixer and Audio Mixer. The class (Instrument, Audio, Bus, Aux, and so on) of the
channel doesn’t matter.
To deselect multiple channels, click on any unselected channel. You can also select a
previously unselected track in the Arrange window.
Once selected, all channels behave as a temporary “group”, allowing you to quickly
adjust a number of settings on all selected faders by performing an operation on one
of the grouped faders. To adjust the listed parameters on all selected channels, follow
these instructions:
• Volume: Simply drag the Volume slider on any selected channel. All volume changes
are relative and logarithmic.
• Pan: Drag the Pan knob on any selected channel. All pan changes are relative.
• Mute: Click the Mute button on any selected channel. The Mute buttons of all
selected channels will switch to the new mode.
• Solo: Click the Solo button on any selected channel. The Solo buttons of all selected
channels will switch to the new mode.
• Record Enable: Click the Record enable button on any selected channel. The Record
Enable buttons of all selected channels will switch to the new mode (note that only
channels with different input sources can be record enabled simultaneously).
• Send Level: Drag the Send level knob on any selected channel. All Send level knobs
of the corresponding Send slots change accordingly (relative changes).
• Send Destination: Click-hold on any of the selected channel’s Send slot(s), and make
your selection from the list. The corresponding Send slots of all selected channels will
be routed to the chosen destination.
• Inserts: Click-hold on any of the selected channel’s Insert slot(s), and make your
selection from the list. The selected effect will be inserted into the corresponding
Insert slot on all selected channels.
This I can't do - without using groups.
Tommy Banana

Audio Tracks "Mixed-up"

Here's a new one for me. Using FCP 5.0.2 and Tiger 10.4.2.
I edit an hour long program using two cameras and their respective audio so I have 4 audio tracks. After tweaking and equalizing the audio I render the whole timeline. When I play the timeline back, one of the audio tracks is playing audio from a different part of the timeline even though the timecode matches. This has happened twice on this project. Never happened before.
It's easy enough to fix, I control click on the offending audio clip and choose reconnect media but then I have to render again. Anyone know what is causing this to happen?
Thanks,
Joe Goldsberry
Media Concepts

1. delete audio renders and re-render
2. trash FCP preferences
3. run basic system maint - permissions/ verify disk, diskwarrior, etc (probably not your problem but doesn't hurt at all)
4. make sure your project is on a second hard drive
5. make sure your second hard drive has enough free space
6. make sure your system hard drive has enough free space
7. open a new project and copy your sequences into it
8. create new user account and open your project from it. If it works, some user preference is likely screwy.
cheers,
x

Adobe Premier Pro CC won't write tracks in Audio Clip Mixer

Hi!
For some reason the Audio Clip Mixer controls aren't functioning after I "write" the track in mix down. The track reverts to "touch" upon play back, but nothing took hold. Any suggestions? Is there something I need to enable first to make the "Write" function...function?
thank you!
Scott

You probably mean the Audio Track Mixer.
If after writing it reverts to Latch that is a setting you can turn off in the panel menu.
Did you add a keyframe to start writing.

Control surface toggle audio clip mixer

Thought I'd post this as it took me some time to work out it was possible.
External control surfaces now work with the Audio Track Mixer, but I couldn't find a way (or any info) on how to make it work with the new Audio Clip Mixer. Eventually I found 'Toggle Control Surface Mixer Mode' in the keyboard shortcuts and now everything is working well in both modes.
This works for mute, solo and level in the Clip Mixer. I've not yet attempted any automation, I can't see a way to turn on the 'record keyframes' other than manually one track at a time. Still, progress to this point is very welcome.

The Mackie device has some quirks, and while basic functionality is there, PPro does not have as strong support with mackie as it does with eucon through the avid artist series. The physical MCU keys switched between different versions of the device and what is undo on one is a different function on another, so sadly, depending on what model you get, those buttons may or may not be correct by the label that is on the device. There is no way for us to tell which one you have.
Clip mixer mode can be enabled either through the fly out menu in the clip mixer or by assigning a keyboard shortcut. When engaged, it supports the faders, pan/balance/mute and solo. If automation is engaged it will record automation, though you can't engage clip mixer automation via the control surface like you can on the track mixer.
Unfortunately there is no way to group channels at this time, aside from making a submix, but I do not think this is what you were requesting.
There is not a way to manually enter a keyframe via a button on the control surface.
It is possible to customize some of the control surface buttons by hitting the button assignments button in the Mackie control surface window. This is mostly limited to the function keys and a few others
The touch and latch mode lights is a known bug.
If you want more customization, the Avid Artist series has much better support in this regard. We set up many soft keys, but you can also create your own very easily.
I will take a look at the other issues you have raised as they sound like bugs, but I also encourage you to file them through here: https://www.adobe.com/cfusion/mmform/index.cfm?name=wishform as it will help us to gauge how many are using the mackie protocol vs eucon.
Thanks
Todd

Why can't I enable an audio track for recording? (It won't let me)

I want to record VO but PP won't let me...
On Mac OS X 10.10 Yosemite in System Preferences:
• Sound Input is set to C-Media USB Headphone Set (an Alesis usb mic...works fine for VO in Final Cut Pro 7)
• Output is set to Headphone port
In Premiere Pro CC Audio Hardware Preferences:
• ASIO Hardware is set to "System Default Input/Output"
• I have also tried "C-Media USB Headphone Set but this, too, doesn't work
• With "System Default I/O" selected, Output Mapping is set to "Adobe Desktop Audio" (only choice), and shows:
     • "Built-in Output: Headphones 1
     • "Built-in Output: Headphones 2
     • "C-Media USB Headphone Set: Front Left
     • "C-Media USB Headphone Set: Front Right
all four of these have a couple of square icons to the right.
In order to record VO, I first need to "enable track for recording" in the Audio Track Mixer. There are no in or out points set in my timeline and the tracks are not locked or solo'd or anything. So why can't I select the audio track I want to use to record VO? I click it but there is no response. I just want to know why this software is not doing what it's designed to do.

is I learn still around -? That was VERY HANDY!

Premiere Pro CC Not Showing R button in Audio Clip Mixer

Hello everyone, I am having a problem with PP not showing the R button in my audio clip mixer. I have my mic set up under the prefrences under audio hardware and the mic is showing a good signal under windows however when I import a clip to do a voice over I Only see the M, S and Keyframe button. Am I do doing something wrong? How to I get the R button to show up and activate?

Hi Bigstick2012,
Have you tried the Audio Track Mixer? Choose Window > Audio Track Mixer.
The Clip Mixer is not the right location to record VOs.
Thanks,
Kevin

How do I assign audio tracks to different stereo outputs?

There doesn't seem to be a menu option on my Audio Track Mixer...

When working with a stereo sequence there is only one stereo output. If you want more tham one you will need a multi channel master. When creating that sequence you can chose how many output channels you need. They will be mono outputs but in the track mixer you will be able to pan between selected odd and even channels.

Missing Some Audio Tracks from Premeire Queue'd videos

Hi I am useing Premeire CC 2014 to Queue some videos that have 4-8 tracks of audio. They play fine in Premeire. When I Queue the clips in AME CC 2014 and then render them with a H264 codec transcode, I am only getting the last track (Music) in the outputted video. I am missing the voice over tracks.
Not sure why this is happening? Any suggestions. I am using the Audio Track Mixer with Submixes and effects on the Submix in Premiere. Perhaps there is an issue with this.
Thanks
DB

It can be done with QuickTime Pro
<http://store.apple.com/us/product/D3380Z/A>
"Show Movie Properties" in "Window" menu, detete the unwanted track, then "Save" in "File" menu.
You may need to install Perian
<http://www.perian.org>

Audio Clip Mixer - MIDI codes for an external controller

Does anybody know if the Audio Clip Mixer generates MIDI codes for an external controller?
I am setting up an old digital mixer as DAW controller. I can get it to work with the Audio Track Mixer but cannot detect any midi for the audio clip mixer.
I am using Midi Monitor and Bomes. Premier CC 2015. MacBook Pro

I haven't checked this with instrument tracks, could it possibly be you have somehow de-selected Universal Track Mode in Preferences/Audio? It should be enabled.

Export audio track for third-party mixing

I want to export my FCE audio track so I can mix it using Cubase. All I can see to do is to export it as a Quicktime movie, but I think I need to retain the format as AIFF, or perhaps MPEG-4. What can I do?

Use QuickTime Conversion. Change to format popup to Sound to AIFF.

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