This document summarizes editing an audio clip in Adobe Premier Pro. Specifically, it cut an audio clip of a rotary phone ringing at the correct time to change the number of rings. It also adjusted the volume of each clip and edited the equalizer to cut low frequencies and boost high frequencies, producing a sharp, crisp sound of the phone ringing amid bass-heavy background noise and music.

1. Using Adobe Premier Pro

2. Here we can see Adobe Premier Pro when editing an
audio clip. For an example I used the sound effect of
an old rotary phone and changed the number of
times it rang by cutting the clip at the correct time.

3. I adjusted the Volume of each clip so that the audio of
the phone ringing was not too loud but still able to be
heard over the ambient music and background noise.

4. Finally I edited the EQ of the clip, cutting the lows and boosting the
high-end frequency to ensure that a sharp, crisp sound could be
heard in contrast to the relatively bass-heavy background noise and
ambient music.