How To END SONGS With ECHO REVERB In Premiere Pro
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[Music] move your play head to where you want the Reverb to begin and make a cut by holding control and pushing K now right click your second clip and select Nest then accept the default settings and double click on it go over to your project panel and right click select new item black video then accept the default
settings and drag it above your audio clip extend the duration of your black video several seconds past the end of your audio clip go back to your main sequence and under effects search for Studio Reverb and add the effect to the nested clip under effect controls click on edit besite custom setup then modify
Decay to 10,000 milliseconds now simply click and drag the end of your audio clip to lengthen the Reverb effect
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