I tried googling it but every link I found thinks I mean reversing the playback of the footage, or rotating it upside down. How do I create a 'reverse negative', as it's called in the film world. Not sure what you call it in digital. Thanks.
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editing How do create a "reverse negative' in Premiere Pro?
- Thread starter harmonica44
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Oh okay thanks. Yes tracks 1,2,3, and 4 are mono only. But before in my other edits, I remember having at least three stereo ones. The click and drag works just as well, thanks.
When you create a new timeline you can choose how many mono and stereo tracks you want.
Your projectsettings must be different than before, so the default timelinesettings are different.
Btw, try to delete the monotracks (like I said before).
Not only does it make the overview and workflow on your timeline easier, you also learn to use that menu to add or delete audiotracks. (Doing = learning)
Your projectsettings must be different than before, so the default timelinesettings are different.
Btw, try to delete the monotracks (like I said before).
Not only does it make the overview and workflow on your timeline easier, you also learn to use that menu to add or delete audiotracks. (Doing = learning)
dragging an audio clip to the blank space at the bottom of the timeline will create a new track in the timeline!