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How to remove sound from a video in Premiere
Let me show you how you not only disable a sound in a video clip, but how you completely remove it using Adobe Premiere.
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Create a new Premiere video project.
Click here if you are not quite sure how to do that.
In the menu click File and choose Import... and choose a video file stored on your computer you want to remove a sound from.
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Now right-click the video clip you just imported to your video project (see picture) ...
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... and choose Insert.
You just added your imported video clip in the video timeline. You could also use your mouse to drag and drop it into the timeline.
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With Insert you added your imported video clip in the video timeline. You could also use your mouse to drag and drop it into the timeline.
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Now choose the clip in your timeline and right-click it ...
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... and choose Unlink.
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With the Unlink command you split the clip into video and audio track so you can move and manipulate them separately.
Now choose the Audio track ...
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... and press Delete key on your keyboard.
Done.
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