You may find that boomy, or muddy-sounding voices might require even more of a high-frequency boost. The effect is subtle and best intended for studio recordings. This helps increase the audibility of consonants in voiceover, dialogue, and singing. This preset opens a parametric equalizer with 2.5 dB of gain at 11 kHz.

A good highpass filter should allow the sound of a person’s voice to pass through unaffected while only removing unwanted low-frequency noise. This presets opens the high-pass filter effect and set to 100Hz, perfect for virtually all speech and singing. The high-pass filter is essential for voiceover, narration, and dialogue, and helps eliminate extraneous noise from wind, rumble, plosives, and mic handling noise. Use caution with recordings that contain heavy background noise, as compressors may make the noise more audible. It’s best suited for vocals recorded in a studio environment using a large-diaphragm condenser microphone, although it we’ve had success using it for dynamic microphones and lavalieres as well. The brick wall limiter prevents the audio signal from clipping at the output. It uses four separate frequencies to shape both dynamics and tone of the recording, for rich, broadcast-quality audio. This preset opens a multiband compressor suited for dialogue and speech and provides moderate compression for audio with an average level of -12 dB. Multiband Compressor: Condensers at -12dB

Use caution with recordings that contain heavy background noise, as compression may make background noise more audible. The setting works perfectly for studio-recorded vocals, but will also work especially well for dialogue in-studio or on location.

This preset opens a tube-modeled compressor effect and provides moderate compression on vocal recordings with an average level of -12 dB. Ten custom audio presets for Adobe Premiere Pro, designed to help improve your audio and to expedite your workflow.

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