- [Instructor] In this movie, we're going to take a brief look

at the essential sound and the essential graphics panel.

We're going to start with the essential sound panel

because it has some similarities to effect workflows.

And if you've ever used a Lumetri panel

you'll feel right at home with this.

So I have a shot here in my timeline with some dialogue.

I'm going to click on it and move my play head earlier.

And let's just take a listen to what our subject is saying.

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- [Instructor] Now, in this example,

the sound is fairly good,

but we could enhance it in various ways

by using the essential graphics panel.

One thing you should note that if you

looked at the effects panel,

there are several sound effects,

but in some ways the essential sound

is a little bit more intuitive

in the way that it applies it.

I have my essential sound panel brought up here

on the right hand side,

and you can go to the window menu,

and select essential sound to bring it up.

And with my clip selected I'll identify this as dialogue.

Here are several sections available to us

to add certain effects based on

potential problems within our shots,

as well as adding creativity or enhancing

the clarity of the dialogue in our shot.

Let's head to the repair section

and choose to reduce some of the noise in our shot.

And I want you to see that once I check this,

essential sound, essentially went into the effects panel,

found an effect called denoise in

and added it to our clip.

And in fact if I lower this

the essential sound panel is connected to that effect

and make the adjustment to the specific property

that's needed to get rid of some of that noise

in the shot.

I'll just play this back.

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Now I'm going to go and close down the repair section

and let's just take a look here

at the clarity section where we have an option under EQ

to use a preset.

And by default, even selecting EQ

we can graphic equalizer effect on our clip.

Again, you could find this in the effects panel,

to which we can add some vocal presence to our shot.

Based on the amount value that we give it,

you can see what it's doing to your shot.

And let's just give this a playback.

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- The essential sound panel overall is going to

grab specific effects from your effects panel

and place it onto your clip.

Same thing with the Lumetri panel,

except it's dedicated to the Lumetri effect

and just has a lot of controls.

One other section of the essential sound panel

that you should know about is the browse section

where you can do a search for

various songs from Adobe stock

that you can use inside your project now.

You should know that the text tool

as well as your shape tools are connected to it.

And if we go to the window menu

and go to essential graphics,

there are some similarities with that in essential sound.

One is there's a browse section

where we can add a series of templates

that were either created in after effects

or Premier Pro to use as a starting point

for creating our title.

The other are part of the browse section

is a connection to Adobe stock,

where we can search for a bunch of free

as well as paid templates that we can add to our project.

Here in Adobe stock I'll just do a search for free.

There are quite a few, in fact, four pages.

And if you find something you like,

you can tap on the info button to find out more information

and then click the cloud button

to download that to your system.

The other part of essential graphics,

if I go back in the browse category,

is the edit section which will display

settings based on the text that you have in the timeline.

If I selected my type tool and type in here,

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notice that a graphic layer

has been added to your project

based on where my play head is.

And if I have it selected

I can see its properties down here for the text.

Now, if you're using the legacy titler,

I would recommend on future projects

to start using essential graphics in the new type tool,

as in I believe the legacy titler

will eventually be faded out.

So there's your overview of essential sound

and essential graphics.

There's some fantastic courses in the library

that you can check out and dive into this in more detail.

That you should definitely check out.

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