Merging audio and video: when you shoot your videos with a DSLR camera, you will often need a separate audio recorder to capture the sound. The editor then tries to bring the audio and video together using an editor. In the past, the editor will need to align these files by observing the waveforms from each. This is a tedious and time-consuming process. Premiere Pro again makes the process faster and convenient by providing a tool that synchronizes audio and video from diverse sources. The unified media clip with its audio and video aligned is deposited in your bin.

Work on multiple projects at the same time: in the past or with most other editing software, you will need to close any open program before you will be able to open another. The updated Premiere Pro allows you to seamlessly switch between multiple projects.

Minimize distractions while you work: it is easy for creative minds to get distracted right in the middle of an important task and it is often difficult to pick up the pace when this happens. Premiere Pro workspace takes care of this by shutting out every other feature of the program leaving only what you need.

Edit Music With Premiere Pro

While most video editing software will only let you work with video files, Premiere Pro gives you the opportunity to edit audio files alone. Every amazing video project will usually rely on a good audio to intensify the feeling it will have on the consumers. As an editor, you need to choose your music wisely, know when to start and stop the music, know when the music should change, intensify or drop out completely. The Premiere Pro makes the addition of these effects to your project easy and you can learn how to edit music using this software by visiting the Premiere Bro blog.