294: An Overview of Adobe Audition

294: An Overview of Adobe Audition

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Whether you use Adobe Premiere Pro or Apple Final Cut Pro X for your edit, you can clean, edit and mix your audio faster and better in Adobe Audition. In this session, Larry Jordan shows how to make your audio sound great using Audition.

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Presented: Sept. 30, 2020

Several times each month, Larry Jordan presents a live, on-line, video training webinar discussing issues related to video editing and post-production. For a list of upcoming webinars, click here.

Duration: 57:33
Download file size: 748 MB (ZIP file)
Format: QuickTime movie (HD: 1280 x 720)

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SESSION DESCRIPTION

Whether you use Adobe Premiere Pro or Apple Final Cut Pro X for your edit, you can clean, edit and mix your audio faster and better in Adobe Audition.

In this session, Larry Jordan explains key audio terms, then shows how to:

  • Repair typical audio problems
  • Move an edit from Premiere or Final Cut into Audition
  • Edit, move and trim audio clips
  • Set levels and use core audio filters
  • Use the Essential Sound to auto-duck music
  • Use busses to simplify the mix
  • Test an export for audio quality
  • Export a final mix and bring it into Premiere or Final Cut

It sounds like a lot of steps, but the results are worth it. Larry uses this workflow each week to create the finished audio for his weekly webinars.

BIG NOTE: Due to limitations in GoToWebinar, while this session will illustrate every step, you won’t be able to hear the actual audio mix. This allows us to focus on the tools and steps of the entire process.

AUDIENCE LEVEL

This intermediate-level session requires no knowledge of Audition, though some knowledge of Premiere or Final Cut will be helpful.

CHAPTER MARKERS

To help you quickly find the information you need, we include chapter markers in the QuickTime download  to simplify navigation. Click here to learn how to display them in your download.

CONTENT OUTLINE

  • Welcome
  • – Agenda
  • – Key point: Lock your edit before starting a mix
  • Key Terms
  • – Human hearing & speech
  • – Audio definitions
  • – Where to set audio levels
  • Audio Repair
  • – Audition interface overview
  • – Configure audio meters
  • – Move around the interface
  • – Remove a pop or click
  • – Fix plosives
  • – Lock clips in time
  • – Remove hum
  • – Reduce noise
  • – Edit 2-channel audio
  • – Create and shape audio fades
  • Move Projects Into Audition
  • – Key FCP X translation utilities
  • – Move FCP X project into Audition
  • – Convert FCP X XML for Audition
  • – Create a proxy video
  • – Import XML into Audition
  • – Send a sequence from Premiere into Audition
  • Edit & Mix
  • – Lock synched clips
  • – Organize clips & tracks
  • – Apply EQ to dialog
  • – Add a bus for track consolidation
  • – Set audio levels
  • – More keyboard shortcuts
  • – Use the Track Mixer
  • – Add a Multiband Compressor
  • – Tweaking levels
  • – Apple the Loudness Radar
  • – Use Auto-Ducking
  • – Add a Channel EQ to music
  • – Add a Limiter filter
  • Audio Export
  • – Option 1: Export directly to Premiere
  • – Option 2: Export audio file
  • – Verify file with Amplitude Statistics
  • – Import the mix into Premiere Pro
  • – Import the mix into Final Cut Pro X
  • Audience Questions
  • – Izotope or Accusonus links
  • Summary