You could instead pay upfront at a cost of $240 / £238 / €287 (saving you a tiny bit of money over paying monthly) or on a month-by-month fee of $31.49 / £30.34 / €35.99, including the previously detailed additions.Īlternatively you could opt for the Creative Cloud All Apps plan, which gives you access to Adobe’s entire collection of creative desktop and mobile apps – including of course Premiere Pro – for $52.99 / £49.94 / €59.99 per month. This is a great deal if you'll use more than one app. For this you'll get Premiere Pro itself as well as access to new features and updates as soon as they're released, as well as 100GB of cloud storage, Premiere Rush, Adobe Portfolio, Adobe Fonts and Adobe Spark (which you can use to quickly create your own branded graphics, web pages and videos). The cheapest way to buy Premiere Pro at the moments is as a standalone app this will cost you $20.99 / £19.97 / €23.99 per month if you subscribe to an annual plan, paid monthly. You can now fade in and out audio whenever and wherever you want within your production.An example of the Premiere Pro interface. There you have it, 2 easy ways to fade out audio in Premiere Pro CC. The real power of this comes when you use it in the middle of an audio track to “duck” the sound. You can also do this to the beginning of an audio track. Click on this new keyframe, and drag it down until it’s at negative infinity.Go to the end of the track, add another keyframe here.Go to the line where you want the fade to begin, click the (add-remove keyframe) button to add a keyframe.Expand the audio track to see the -> buttons on the left side.You can also add this to the beginning of the footage to fade in audio. If you want it to be longer, click on the edge of the box, and drag it backwards. There you have it, the audio will now fade out.We only want to apply it to the end of the first) (If there are 2 tracks, make sure it doesn’t apply in the middle of them. Drag Constant Gain onto the end of the audio track.Go to Audio Transitions->CrossFade->Constant Gain.Add in some music, or audio to the timeline that we can work on. Today I am going to show you how to fade out audio in Adobe Premiere Pro CC. This effect is easy to pull off in Premiere. By doing this, we slowly transition the volume of the audio down until it becomes quiet, or muted entirely. One thing to do with audio is to fade it. Good audio can make or break a production.

Audio is just as, if not more important than the video in a production.

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