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Adobe Shares A Quick Video On How to Record and Edit a Voice Over in Adobe Premiere Pro

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Looking to record a quick voice over to add into your video project? This quick video from Adobe will help get you set up with all the basics you need to make it happen.

In the video you will learn everything from what to select to record it to how to trim it when you’re done.

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Aaron Manfull

Aaron is in his 23rd year of advising student media. He is currently the Director of Student Media at Francis Howell North High School in St. Charles, Missouri. He is the Journalism Education Association Digital Media Chair and co-Director of Media Now. He created The Next 26 and is a former Dow Jones News Fund National Journalism Teacher of the Year. He is one of the authors of the textbook "Student Journalism and Media Literacy." You can find him on Twitter and Instragram @manfull. He's a proud father. A transplanted Iowan. And an avid Hawkeye Fan.

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