How to clean audio in Premiere using Audio FX This is mainly used to remove echoes from dialogue. DeReverberation (DeReverb): Is the process of removing the echo from an audio signal.This is mainly used for removing any unwanted background noise from your audio such as a fan or air-con humming behind dialogue. DeNoiser: This is the process of removing noise from an audio signal.Two important Audio FXīefore we dive in to a short tutorial on what to do in order to clean up your audio, it’s worth explaining the two FX we’ll be adding to our audio file to clean it up: You’d be forgiven for not knowing what half of the features do but when it comes to cleaning up your audio, you’ll kick yourself in the future if you don’t learn about the Audio FX features that Premiere has to offer. Premiere Pro CC has become the go-to NLE for a lot of creatives due to the huge amount of features that Adobe keep packing in to their new releases every year. In most cases filmmakers don’t know how to use digital audio workstations such as Adobe Audition or Apple’s Logic Pro but if you’re a filmmaker and are using Premiere Pro CC, we can show you some cool tips on cleaning up your audio without the need for an audio engineer. Cleaning this audio up is usually the task of an audio specialist (if we don’t know how to) but we don’t always have the budget for that. However, sometimes that just isn’t possible and we end up with audio that has background noise in it or may be quite echoey. In an ideal world we would all have the perfect environment to record our audio or an interview.
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