g00b said:
Do you have any tips on how to resolve this? I’ve been teaching myself this editing business from the group up with this edit hahaha. In Premiere Pro’s timeline my audio is split into 3 stereo tracks (due to previous mistakes)… so it definitely could be a mistake there… or is it something to do with how I render the files?
Oh, I am also self taught 😅. It was an issue I encountered when working in Davinci Resolve so I’m not sure how much I can help with Premiere. Here’s something I just found while trying to make sense of things:
https://forum.blackmagicdesign.com/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=141592
In, Davinci, each audio track has a type drop-down where you can select 2.0, 5.1, etc, and one of the options is 5.1F because sometimes the channel layouts for surround sound differ. I think the default 5.1 is Left, Right, Center, Sub, Left rear, Right rear. But it turns out different codecs use different layouts.
So I guess I would start by seeing if Premiere has something equivalent to change your audio track type. And if not, then check your source’s audio codec and make sure your output matches. Hope that helps!
The transition itself is exactly what the show does, I’ve simply moved it to another scene. I agree the music stops a bit abruptly but without a rescore I’m not sure there is much I can do to resolve that… I might come back and look into it again after I’ve given the other seasons some more polish.
Well my advice, if it’s worth anything, would be to prioritize perfecting that as it’s one of your very first opening scenes. That’s like your first impression and I’m not the first person I’ve seen to critique it ITT. I think given the importance of Rebels to the new canon, an edit of your caliber is absolutely essential so I’m really rooting for you!