premiere audio gain

notebook86

Hello!
How can I normalize an audio clip in Premiere Pro through Excalibur to a specific value, for example, normalize all peaks to -3 dB?

Sir_Ivan

notebook86 only possible with macro (use Keyboard Shortcut commands)
call up audio gain dialog and then tab to proper field (normalize), enter value and hit enter.

notebook86

Sir_Ivan Thank you!
I don’t find this helpful; I was looking for a precise command to set it up on Loupedeck CT.

Sir_Ivan

notebook86 there is no specific command in Excalibur for that, since API doesn't give access to normalise command. So it is only possible to create a macro (with some limitations).
By macro I mean, set of keyboard shortcut presses, that will simulate opening of the gain dialog and entering value.
It is possible with Excalibur Keyboard Shortcut command or Loupdeck itself (if I'm correct).

notebook86

Sir_Ivan This is not helpful; I can simply press the ‘G’ key, enter the value, and press Enter. It would be useful if this entire sequence of commands could be done with a single press.

Thank you anyway.

Taro91

notebook86 you can do this with AutoHotKey!

notebook86

Taro91

Taro91 please explain more, what is it
Auto hot key

Taro91

notebook86 you can find it on https://www.autohotkey.com/docs/v2/Hotkeys.htm
you can do macro with this app which will simulate mouse mouve and keyboard input.

I personally use it to do audio gain automatically in premiere pro, here is my script :

SetTitleMatchMode, 2 ;
#IfWinActive, Premiere Pro
<!Numpad5::
SendInput, g
sleep, 10
SendInput, -5 ;
sleep, 10
SendInput, {Enter}
SendInput, {LAlt up} ;
return
;