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ADOBE AUDITION 1.5
User Guide
Working with Adobe Audition
You can work with Adobe Audition in many different ways. In this section, you’ll find direc-
tions to specific information to help you accomplish some common Adobe Audition tasks.
If you want to increase productivity
•
Use the Organizer window to quickly organize files, preview loops, and apply effects.
(See “Organizing files and effects” on page 24 and “Previewing audio by using the
Organizer window” on page 77.)
•
Automatically convert audio from a CD into an editable waveform. (See “Importing
audio from CD” on page 64.)
•
Store selections and start points in cues to speed up editing and navigation tasks. (See
“Working with cues” on page 96.)
•
Batch process files to quickly apply favorite processing or prepare audio for specific
mediums, such as audio CD or the Web. (See “Scripting and Batch Processing” on
page 243.)
Finding support for Adobe Audition
If you . . . Try this . . .
Want customer or technical
support
•
Refer to the technical support card provided with your software.
•
See the Adobe Audition support page at
www.adobe.com/support/products/audition.html.
•
See the ReadMe file installed with Adobe Audition for information that
became available after this guide went to press.
Want answers to common
troubleshooting questions
Visit the Adobe Audition support page at
www.adobe.com/support/products/audition.html.
Want to register your copy of
Adobe Audition
•
When you first start Adobe Audition, you’re prompted to register online.
Fill out the form, and then submit it directly or fax a printed copy.
•
Fill out and return the registration card included with your software package.
Want to access downloads or
links to user forums
Visit the main Adobe Audition page at www.adobe.com/audition.
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- Audition 1
- Contents 3
- Chapter 3 4
- Chapter 4 4
- Chapter 5 4
- Chapter 6 5
- Chapter 7 5
- Chapter 8 5
- Chapter 9 6
- Chapter 10 6
- Chapter 11 6
- Chapter 12 6
- Chapter 13 7
- Appendix A 7
- Appendix B 7
- Appendix C 7
- Working with Adobe Audition 11
- Learning about Adobe Audition 12
- What’s New in Adobe 13
- Audition 1.5 13
- Sound your best 14
- Work efficiently 15
- Chapter 1: Looking at the 17
- Wo r k Area 17
- Toolbars 18
- Display window 18
- Switching between views 19
- Choosing commands 20
- Using toolbars 21
- Using windows 22
- Showing and hiding windows 23
- Using placekeeper windows 24
- Zoom controls 25
- CHAPTER 1 26
- Scrolling 27
- Selection and view controls 28
- A B C D E F HG 29
- Undoing and redoing changes 30
- Organizing files and effects 32
- To display the Files tab: 33
- Organizing effects 34
- Organizing favorites 35
- Working with effects 36
- Using graph controls 37
- To use graph controls: 38
- Using plug-in effects 40
- Chapter 2: Setting up Adobe 43
- Setting up devices 44
- CHAPTER 2 46
- About using MIDI devices 47
- 4 Click OK 48
- 3 Set the following options: 49
- Setting up ReWire connections 50
- To disable ReWire support: 51
- General options 52
- System options 53
- Colors options 56
- Display options 58
- Data options 59
- Multitrack options 62
- Managing temporary files 65
- Chapter 3: Importing 69
- Recording, and Playing Audio 69
- CHAPTER 3 70
- To open a session file: 71
- Importing audio from CD 72
- Extract Audio From CD options 74
- Recording from CDs internally 75
- Monitoring time 77
- Using the transport controls 79
- Recording audio 80
- To record in a loop: 82
- Playing audio 83
- Using the Level Meters 88
- To adjust for DC offset: 89
- Chapter 4: Editing Audio 91
- Creating new audio files 92
- Viewing waveforms 93
- Changing the vertical scale 94
- Selecting audio data 95
- Selecting all of a waveform 96
- Finding beats 98
- Snapping 99
- Choosing a clipboard 100
- Copying audio data 100
- Cutting audio data 101
- Pasting audio data 101
- CHAPTER 4 102
- Deleting audio data 103
- Working with cues 104
- Choosing a cue type 105
- Playing cues 105
- Naming cues 106
- Adjusting cues 107
- Batch processing cues 108
- Setting cues automatically 109
- Creating play lists 110
- Creating and deleting silence 111
- Deleting silence 112
- ADOBE AUDITION 1.5 113
- Inverting and reversing audio 114
- Generating audio 114
- To generate DTMF signals: 115
- Generating noise 116
- Generating tones 117
- Converting the sample type 118
- Changing the sample rate 119
- Changing the bit depth 121
- Adding file properties 124
- Chapter 5: Enhancing and 125
- Restoring Audio 125
- CHAPTER 5 126
- Analyzing frequency range 127
- Analyzing phase 129
- To analyze phase: 130
- Viewing waveform statistics 131
- To view a waveform histogram: 132
- Removing noise 133
- 3 Set the desired options 134
- To restore clipped audio: 135
- To reduce hiss: 135
- Filtering audio 137
- Using the Notch Filter effect 139
- Optimizing amplitude 142
- To use the Envelope effect: 143
- Normalize 146
- Set the desired options 146
- Chapter 6: Applying Stereo 147
- Pitch, and Delay Effects 147
- Using the Pan/Expand effect 148
- To use the Pan/Expand effect: 149
- CHAPTER 6 150
- Using the Chorus effect 151
- Using the Flanger effect 152
- Changing pitch 153
- Using the Stretch effect 154
- Adding delays and echoes 155
- Using the Echo effect 156
- Using the Echo Chamber effect 157
- Adding reverb 158
- Using the QuickVerb effect 159
- Using the Reverb effect 160
- Creating special effects 161
- Using the Convolution effect 162
- Using the Distortion effect 163
- Using multitrack-only effects 164
- 2 Ctrl-click the wave clip 166
- 4 Set the desired options 166
- To use the Vocoder effect: 167
- Chapter 7: Mixing Multitrack 169
- Sessions 169
- Working with sessions 170
- Setting the default session 171
- CHAPTER 7 172
- A. Mix Gauge B. Load Meter 173
- Working with clips 176
- Grouping clips 177
- Aligning clips 178
- Editing audio and MIDI clips 178
- User Guide 179
- 2 Do either of the following: 180
- Copying audio and MIDI clips 181
- Setting audio clip properties 182
- Crossfading audio clips 184
- Time stretching audio clips 185
- Inserting empty audio clips 186
- Working with audio tracks 187
- 2 Set the desired options 188
- Soloing and muting tracks 189
- Equalizing tracks 190
- Working with ReWire tracks 192
- Working with MIDI tracks 193
- Using real-time effects 193
- Mixing real-time effects 194
- 2 Do any of the following: 195
- Using the Mixers window 198
- Using the Track Mixer 199
- To use the Track Mixer: 200
- Using the Bus Mixer 201
- 5 Click OK 202
- To mix and reconfigure buses: 203
- Chapter 8: Using Loops 205
- Defining loops 206
- 2 Click the Loop Info tab 208
- 1 Select an audio clip 210
- CHAPTER 8 212
- Using Loops 214
- Chapter 9: Working with Video 215
- CHAPTER 9 216
- Working with video clips 217
- Previewing video 218
- To preview a video mixdown: 220
- About surround sound 221
- CHAPTER 10 222
- Assigning the panning source 224
- Using the Surround Panner 225
- Automating the pan envelope 226
- Pan Envelope Automation 227
- Adjusting volume levels 228
- Exporting surround-sound files 231
- Export options 233
- Saving audio files 235
- Saving and exporting sessions 236
- Exporting mixes to audio 237
- Exporting mixes to video 238
- Closing files 239
- Choosing an audio file format 239
- 64-bit doubles (RAW) (.dbl) 240
- 8-bit signed (.sam) 240
- A/mu-Law Wave (.wav) 240
- ACM Waveform (.wav) 241
- Amiga IFF-8SVX (.iff, .svx) 241
- Apple AIFF (.aif, .snd) 241
- ASCII Text Data (.txt) 242
- Audition Loop (.cel) 242
- Creative Sound Blaster (.voc) 243
- Dialogic ADPCM (.vox) 243
- DiamondWare Digitized (.dwd) 243
- DVI/IMA ADPCM (.wav) 244
- Microsoft ADPCM (.wav) 244
- NeXT/Sun (.au, .snd) 246
- SampleVision (.smp) 246
- Windows Media Audio (.wma) 247
- Windows PCM (.wav) 247
- CHAPTER 11 248
- PCM Raw Data (.pcm) (.raw) 249
- Processing 251
- Normalizing groups of files 252
- 5 Click Run Normalize 253
- CHAPTER 12 254
- Batch processing files 255
- Working with scripts 257
- Creating scripts 258
- Running scripts 259
- Editing scripts 260
- To apply favorites: 261
- To create or edit favorites: 261
- Chapter 13: Burning Audio CDs 265
- Inserting tracks 266
- Selecting tracks 267
- Rearranging tracks 267
- Removing tracks 267
- Setting track properties 268
- Writing a CD 269
- CHAPTER 13 270
- About keyboard shortcuts 271
- Keys for playing audio 271
- Keys for copying waveforms 272
- Keys for editing clips 273
- Keys for repeating commands 273
- Keys for using markers 273
- Keys for viewing windows 274
- Appendix B: Digital Audio 275
- A 276
- Analog audio 278
- Digital audio 278
- Sampling rate 278
- Bit depth 279
- Digital Audio Primer 280
- Introducing MIDI 281
- Conclusion 281
- Appendix C: Glossary 283
- Glossary 284
- Snap To Clips command 205 306
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