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Prepare the input channel for recording
When you enable recording for a track,
the track can record from the Default Device channel specified in
the Audio Hardware section of the Preferences dialog box. This dialog
box includes the ASIO Settings button (Windows only), which you
use to enable audio inputs connected to the computer. Submix and
master tracks always receive audio from tracks within the sequence,
so recording and track input options are unavailable for them.
 Choose Edit > Preferences >
Audio Hardware (Windows) or Premiere Pro > Preferences >
Audio Hardware (Mac OS), and set the following options: - Default Device
- Determines
which connected audio device is routed into and out of Adobe Premiere
Pro. Select the ASIO drivers for the audio device. If the sound
card doesn’t have manufacturer‑supplied ASIO drivers, choose Premiere Pro
Windows Sound for this setting. For a device to be available, an
up‑to‑date driver must be properly installed in Windows. In addition,
if you want to input more than two stereo channels or monitor 5.1
surround audio, the device driver must comply with the ASIO (Audio
Stream Input Output) specification. If it doesn’t, only stereo inputs
and outputs will be available, regardless of the number of hardware
inputs and outputs that are connected.
- ASIO Settings (Windows only)
- Specifies
the ASIO settings for the selected device. The settings in this
dialog box are set by the device and driver you use, not by Adobe
Premiere Pro. See the documentation for the ASIO device and driver
you use.
- Buffersize (Mac OS only)
- Specifies the size of the buffer, in kilobytes, that Adobe
Premiere Pro uses for recording audio.
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