Adobe Premiere Pro and Premiere Rush have been updated today as part of that monthly frequency that we are receiving from this company with updates to the products it offers.
This time it comes from the hand of performance to improve workflow through these two programs dedicated to video editing; each focused on a more professional aspect while the other more dedicated to mobile.
In short, it has improved performance of Premiere Rush and Premiere Pro with faster exports and improvements in the audio filters of the second, so that in iOS the first one has improved its performance in general terms.
However Let's discuss the details of each of the updates in case it touches you on a day-to-day basis when you work with each of the two:
- Adobe Premiere Pro:
- The audio filters are the ones that have picked up substantial improvements such as a faster rendering of the audio effects for reach an improvement between 20 and 80%. The audio effects that have been improved are:
- Analog delay
- automatic click remover
- DeEsser
- DeNoise
- DeReverb
- Grimace filter
- Mastering
- Faster exports for H264 and HVEC on MacOs
- The audio filters are the ones that have picked up substantial improvements such as a faster rendering of the audio effects for reach an improvement between 20 and 80%. The audio effects that have been improved are:
- Premiere Rush:
- Optimizations carried out in iOS lead to longer battery life, less heating, and faster exports
For what we have to do audio filters to improve the projects we doThe truth is that when an audio filter is applied to improve the voice tracks, it entails a longer processing time than PCs with a little more years will notice due to their older chips. Now everything should be better.
A quick export for Premiere Pro that came the month of november last year and that now adds these improvements for improved performance.