With this release, the Adobe video and audio applications are aligning on version number 22.0. Major versions offer forward and backward interoperability between the Adobe applications (for functions such as Dynamic Link) so that users with any 22.x version can work with any other 22.x. Consistent version numbering will simplify updating and collaboration.
From transcription through final export, Speech to Text in Premiere Pro is the industry’s only fully integrated and automated workflow for creating and customizing captions. Speech to Text improvements in this release include:
Speech to Text Improvements build on the industry’s only fully integrated and automated workflow for adding and customizing captions:
For more information, see Speech to Text.
Create a clean copy of the current sequence for sharing with other editors, archiving, or exporting as EDL, XML, or AAF.
When your timeline is cluttered, Simplify Sequence allows you to remove empty tracks, disable clips with specific labels, and remove markers, or other user-specified elements.
For more information, see Simplify sequences.
With new color management for H.264 and HEVC formats, Premiere Pro interprets the correct color space when importing these formats, including 10-bit and HDR files. For exports, Premiere Pro includes the correct color space metadata with your output files, ensuring that your colors will display correctly on the destination platform. When creating new sequences, you can choose to Match Source or apply the color space you want to use, depending on your working media.
New hardware-accelerated decoding for 10-bit 4:2:2 HEVC files provides improved playback and smoother editing with supported hardware, including M1 Macs and Windows Intel machines.
For more information, see:
The new colorized Vectorscope provides a much richer representation of the color components in your image. It makes it easier to see how the colors change as you apply grading adjustments.
Double-click the new Vectorscope for 2x zoom to make precision adjustments, for example, for white balance or skin tones.
A new skin tone line in the Vectorscope provides a helpful reference as you fine-tune your color grade.
For more information, see Lumetri scopes.
For more information, see Lumetri scopes.
Lumetri curve refinements make adjustments more efficient with a more spacious rectangular window and easier selection of adjustment points on Luma and RGB curves.
For more information, see Adjust color using RBG and Hue Saturation Curves.
You can now reset edit points that are accidentally unselected. This handy option saves you from manually reassembling a complicated group of edit points on the timeline just because you clicked in the wrong place.
For more information, see Restore trim selection.
It is now easier to relink media in Team Projects. You can now follow the same relink workflow in Team Projects as you do in stand-alone Premiere Pro. Team Projects generates the necessary media mapping for you – just as if you were to directly use the Media Management dialog – and keeps track of your local media and the shared Team Projects file.
For more information, see Relink media in Premiere Pro with Team Projects.
The Bars and tone generator in Premiere Pro can now create test patterns for both HDR (High Dynamic Range) and traditional SDR (Standard Dynamic Range). The audio parameters are now combined into one consolidated dialog. By default, the color space and other technical details like resolution and frame rate will be set to match the currently active sequence. You can specify these parameters yourself or use one of the presets, such as UHD Rec.2100 HLG.
Use bars to check the calibration of your display or for troubleshooting, or include bars and tone as part of content delivery requirements to ensure image and audio fidelity.
Four more effects in Premiere Pro are now GPU-accelerated. Alpha Glow, Mirror, Reduce Interlace Flicker, and Strobe now perform significantly better during playback performance and render faster for exports. With the addition of these four, a total of 69 effects and transitions are now GPU-accelerated in Premiere Pro.
For more information, see Types of effects in Premiere Pro.
Use Remix to intelligently re-arrange songs so that your music matches your videos. Instead of painstaking razor cuts and crossfades, let Remix do the work for you, turning hours-long music editing chores into a task that takes minutes.
Powered by Adobe Sensei, Remix is a proven technology from Adobe Audition where it has had rave reviews. And now Remix is coming to Premiere Pro.
To use Remix in Premiere Pro (Beta), apply the new Clip Tool to sections of audio. Remix analyzes the patterns and dynamics in songs to create new arrangements that match the duration you need. With controls for timbral versus Harmonic changes and edit length, you can create almost infinite song versions.
Try Remix today in Premiere Pro (Beta) and share your feedback while we refine the feature set.
Auto Tone uses new technology to apply intelligent color corrections in the Lumetri Color panel.
Auto Tone adjustments are reflected in the Lumetri sliders so that you can fine-tune the results or simply use Auto Tone to guide your colorwork as you become familiar with the Lumetri tools.
When it is released, Auto Tone will replace the current Auto adjustment button, providing more sophisticated color correction, with better results, with a single click.
Try Auto Tone in the Premiere Pro (Beta).
Speech to Text on-device allows editors and creators to use Speech to Text transcription without an internet connection and provides faster transcriptions.
To test on-device Speech to Text in the Premiere Pro (Beta), you need to opt-in and download the 650MB language pack. Initially, the language pack will be English-only.
After the initial download, the language pack updates whenever you update your Beta build.
You also have the option to turn off on-device transcription.
Improvements to the new import mode include sorting options, marquee selection for choosing media, keyboard navigation, a playhead for scrubbing thumbnails, the ability to copy files on import, and the option to import both clips and whole folders. You can also specify Bins (folders) to import files into.
The Project name is now located at the top of the Import panel, providing a clear starting point for new projects. Enter a project name right in the title bar and press return to create a new project. From there, you can continue in the new Import mode to select files and folders for the project or move straight to Edit mode and assemble your assets using the existing Media Browser workflow.
For more information, see New import & export in Premiere Pro (Beta).
Adobe MAX
The Creativity Conference
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Adobe MAX
The Creativity Conference
Oct 14–16 Miami Beach and online
