user16654: I have a video with relatively quiet audio. I've already cut my video into clips in Premiere Pro CC, but I want to increase the audio for my entire video without having the volume change from clip to clip, as some have louder moments than others.
If I use "Normalize All Peaks" in Audio Gain, then my volume is different for every clip. If I use "Normalize Max Peaks", then my volume is ok but it's still too quiet.
Is there a way to export the original audio from my video into Audition, edit it there, and then re-import to Premiere without needing to re-cut it?
Using Adobe Premiere Pro CC and Adobe Audition CC.
Thanks in advance for any help.

user23584: If you're willing to use third party plug-ins: Alex Audio Butler (alexaudiobutler.com) is perfect for this: it'll create correct voice levels (even withing clips) automatically for you while you edit.
(disclaimer, I am the developer of this tool)

16654: <p>I have a video with relatively quiet audio. I've already cut my video into clips in Premiere Pro CC, but I want to increase the audio for my entire video without having the volume change from clip to clip, as some have louder moments than others.</p>

<p>If I use "Normalize All Peaks" in Audio Gain, then my volume is different for every clip. If I use "Normalize Max Peaks", then my volume is ok but it's still too quiet.</p>

<p>Is there a way to export the original audio from my video into Audition, edit it there, and then re-import to Premiere without needing to re-cut it?</p>

<p>Using Adobe Premiere Pro CC and Adobe Audition CC.</p>

<p>Thanks in advance for any help.</p>
 23584: <p>If you're willing to use third party plug-ins: Alex Audio Butler (<a href="https://alexaudiobutler.com" rel="nofollow noreferrer">alexaudiobutler.com</a>) is perfect for this: it'll create correct voice levels (even withing clips) automatically for you while you edit.</p>

<p>(disclaimer, I am the developer of this tool)</p>
