3 AWESOME Audio Effects

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The video provides high-value, actionable technical tips for a specific niche audience (video editors) using a fast-paced, clear, and engaging tutorial format.

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The creator demonstrates three different audio effects within Adobe Premiere Pro to achieve specific voice styles. He walks through the process of applying and selecting presets for each effect.

Structure

1Introduction to audio effects
2Demonstrating the multiband compressor
3Demonstrating the analog delay for public address
4Demonstrating the analog delay for robot voice
5Closing remarks

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Adobe Premiere Pro is the software being demonstrated.

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I'm going to show you 3 of my favorite audio effects. Let's go. The first one is a multiband compressor that makes your voice sound like it's in a radio. We're going to drag and drop the multiband compressor, press edit, presets, and click toy. Get your big beans today. Sounds good. The next one is a kind of public broadcast effect that I like to use. It uses the analog delay effect. You drag and drop the analog delay preset, click edit, click presets, and then you're going to click public address. This is going to make it sound like I'm on like a podium. I enjoy making big beans. In my head, I envision this scene used for like a presidential rally or something. And the last one is a robot voice effect using the same analog delay effect. We're going to press edit, we're going to press presets, and then we're going to go down here and press robot voice. I enjoy making big beans. I actually use these in my edits on occasion, and I hope you do too. Have a good one.