Once you’re happy with the level of DeReverb, you can then make further adjustments to the audio, such as compression and EQ, but it should already be sounding crisper and cleaner. Note that less is more when it comes to this effect, as it does slightly reduce the quality of the audio you’ve recorded. Processing focus should be around the flat line unless you know which frequencies you’re dealing with, and make sure the effect is enabled by clicking the button in the top left of the effect window.
As you slide it up towards 100%, the echo should start to magically disappear!
Next, click ‘Edit’ and use the simple slider below your clip to adjust the amount of DeReverb, from 0% to 100%. It’ll then appear in the top left in your effect controls in your audio clip. There’s a really simple way to remove echo in Adobe Premiere Pro, using just tools inside Premiere Pro, without the need for any third-party plugins.įirst, you need to search in the Effects box, in the Effects workspace, for ‘DeReverb’ and simply drag and drop that effect into the clip in question. Note – If you want to remove echo and more in Premiere Pro, and make any microphone sound great with different presets for different filming occasions and different microphones, check out my Adobe Premiere Pro audio presets. Hello, and welcome to our latest Adobe Premiere Pro Tutorial! In this blog, I’ll be showing you how to remove echo in Adobe Premiere Pro.
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