we're going to show you how to sync
audio in premiere pro using a merging
synchronizing and manual method
use the clickable sections to skip to
each method
go to the project panel and select the
audio and video clip you want to sync
right-click and select merge clips from
the drop down menu
in the pop-up menu make sure audio is
selected and click ok
a merge clip will appear in your project
panel
double-click on the clip to play it
above
right-click and select new sequence from
clip
drag and drop the audio and video clips
onto a new sequence
align the waveforms manually as best you
can so the video and audio matches up
click and drag to draw a rectangle
around all your clips
right click and select synchronize from
the drop down
check audio is selected and click ok to
process
your video and audio will now be synced
mute the audio channel from the mic that
you don't want and you can now edit with
your synced audio
to manually sync your audio make sure
your audio and video clip you want to
sync is on the timeline
now you'll see that your audio isn't in
sync in sync
use the plus key on your keyboard to
zoom in on your timeline
click and drag the top or bottom of your
channels to make them bigger so you can
see your waveforms more clearly
if you can't see your waveforms
click on the wrench icon and select show
audio waveforms from the drop down
look for a section in both audio
channels where the wavelengths look the
same
click and drag the unsynced audio
channel to match it up with the waveform
on the other channel
to sync the audio you'll need to match
it exactly to move the audio by only one
frame hold down the alt option key and
comma key on your keyboard to move it to
the left
or use the alt option key and period key
to move it to the right
once the audio is aligned exactly your
audio and video will be synced
and now you can see that my voice is in
sync and you're ready to start editing
your video
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