How to Set Perfect AUDIO Levels for YOUTUBE in Premiere Pro CC! [Shortcut]

I was thrilled to find an answer to my audio problem; however, I keep getting an error in PP that says Audio Media Encoder. That is all it says and nobody else seems to have this problem. Anyone in the group know what that means?

Thanks this is DEFINITELY going to help me!

I cannot express how much this saved my upcoming short films mix! (100's of tracks) I thought I would have to go in a remix everything completely, nope. This absolutely saved me a potential nightmare, thanks so much! And yes, folks in his example he just uses one track, but this also works on complex, layered, multi-track compositions. Cheers, W.

your videos are so helpful and concise, thank you!!

3 years after your upload, this was exactly the video I needed...! Thanks!

Hey would this apply for virtual walking tours? My content loudness is usually around -25dB.

great tip - thanks!

Thank you so much for this! I checked the stats for nerds on my videos and it was...not great. This will certainly help me!

I have tested this with exporting with those settings in Premiere. And i don't think it sounds so good then. I don't know what it does when it increases the volume. But I feel that it destroyed the quality.

Wish I came across this video before I dropped my previous music video… But we learn from our mistakes, I’m not going to delete the video, instead, I’m releasing the next one with a corrected audio volume. Thank you for the brief explanation of the difference between LU and dB, and for providing the information with the easiest way possible.

GOLD

Thank you for sharing this! I had no clue, but what a difference!

Thank you because all of my audio comes out too quiet when I upload it. Sounds great and leveled on my computer

What??? Mind blown. This explains a lot, thanks for the great video!

thank you man!

This did no help the volume is still the same

super video :_)

Didn't work for me. It actually made my video worse, with the adjusted volume being 60/60 😕

No matter what I do, YT keeps making my video quieter than what it's meant to be. Even if I decrease lufs etc in this program

excellent thank you

thanks! but does the mix not matter? I was doing somewhat the same with Ozone/Fab-L2 but does the mix matter? I was following some guidelines on what vocals/music/etc should be and when I did that everything was pretty quiet.

thank you dear

Thanks for making this, super straight forward and simple!

straight to the point, no messing around. much appreciated!!

I came here trying to figure out why my commercials are super loud on here but my videos are normal (just on hell's kitchen in this instance)

I had no idea any of this was even a THING. Thank you so much for this video.

Thanks mate, you've saved my life

just what i needed!

This is great thank you so much. Greetings from Geneva.

Thanks very useful. I am looking for a similar guide for videos with music because I think the perceived loudness seems to be different from speech.

Would this work for Instagram as well?

Thank you!!

Great stuff. Easy to miss these little tricks that make all the difference

That saved my videos, tyvm!

First time I've seen this exact info presented. Added this to my "cheat sheet" I use for audio.

I did this but for some reason my sound came out muffled, any advice?

Hi, I've been doing exactly this on my last 4 or so videos and it's been amazing, but I recently used the exact same method on a new video and it exported a bit quieter than the others. I was wondering if anybody new anything. Is it being over-compressed or something?

Thank you. Saved the settings for future use. I'd upload a video and start comparing my video's audio to other channels and felt like something is wrong. I exported my newest edited video with these settings and compared it to my past exports. Massive difference. I wasted so much time playing around with audio levels, trying to find the best levels lol. Thanks a ton.

Hot damn. Thank you from Texas!

does this apply for music videos aswell? will it make the song louder?