Noise Gate - How To Automatically Mute/Unmute Audio in Premiere Pro

In this video I talk about the Noise Gate (or AutoGate) feature in Adobe Premiere Pro. You can use this dynamic effect to mute (or turn off) a microphone when the volume of that audio signal dips below a certain threshold and have it unmute (or turn back on) when the input level is louder than the threshold. Thus helping you remove unwanted noise when you are not talking.

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00:00 Intro
00:24 How to add an audio effect to the audio track mixer
02:14 Explaining what a noise gate does
06:45 Tips for setting levels on noise gate

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