How to handle 32 bit clip in Premiere ?

[Shawer]

Yesterday, I recorded a concert with 2 sE7 microphone and 'Zoom H5 Studio', which supports 32bit recording. The 2 sE7 mic are plugin into Zoom H5S via XLR cable.
Then, After 3 wav files ( one stereo file of ZoomH5S's mic, two mono file of 2 sE7 mics ) imported into Premiere, I noticed the two mono files are clipped.
And, these 3 wav files are imported into REAPER, the same clipped.
However, in reaper, I normalized them, the clip disappeared. In Premiere, normalize can't remove those clip.

Is theres any way in Premiere to handle clip of 32bit recording ?

 

[TalismanRich]

It might depend on the version that you have. You can't really clip a 32bit floating point audio. However some programs might not interpret the data correctly.

Check this video, It appears to be supported, though.

 

[rob aylestone]

Are you sure the clipping is being removed in reaper by normalising? It might just be display removed - as in not shown, but still there.

 

[TalismanRich]

If the signal is "clipped" it would be from the mic preamp. There's no way you can clip a 1500dB audio sample once it's been converted to digital. Reaper handles 32bit float without a problem.

 

[bouldersoundguy]

Why not fix it in Reaoer, export 24 bit fixed point files and import those to Premiere?

Premiere might simply not support floating point processing.