There are plenty of reasons you want to remove audio from your video footageThe raw, unedited material recorded by the camera, measured in feet for film or minutes for digital media., but how do you remove audio from video in Premiere Pro?
It’s pretty simple. And there are plenty of reasons you may need to do this; you may need to re-record certain audio within your film.
Or it could be the fact that you’re overlaying the video footage with audio and simply need to delete the original audio in Premiere Pro.
Either way, we’ve got you covered; here’s how to remove audio from video in Premiere Pro with only a couple of simple steps.
Let’s check it out below.
P.s here’s how to remove backgroundThe part of a scene or picture that is farthest from the viewer, typically behind the main subject. noise in Premiere Pro.
How to Remove Audio from Video in Premiere Pro
Here’s how to remove audio from video in Premiere Pro in a few simple steps. Here’s how firstly:
Create a new project in Premiere Pro. Do this by clicking File > New.
Now it’s time to import your footage into Premiere Pro.
Simply click File > Import, or you can drag your file into Premiere Pro to the Project Panel.
Now you can drag your video footage from the Project Panel onto the Premiere Pro Timeline.
Now Right-click on the video within the Timeline. And select “Unlink”, this will split your video and audio within the Premiere Pro Timeline.
Now you’ve split the video and audio; it’s time to select the audio in your Timeline and hitA precise moment in the script or performance where an action, line, or effect occurs, often used to emphasize timing. delete. You can also right-click on it and select “Clear”.
Either way, this will remove the audio from your video footage.
And that’s it, as simple as that. You’ve now removed the audio from the video in Premiere Pro. We hope this article was of use to you, and let us know your thoughts below in the comments.
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Happy editingThe process of selecting, arranging, and assembling the visual and audio components of a film to tell a coherent and compelling story.!
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