Adobe Audition Help | Automating mixes with envelopes (CS6)

This question was posted in response to the following article: http://helpx.adobe.com/audition/using/automating-mixes-envelopes1.html

In the Session Properties panel, change the Monitoring mode to External. This will disable the Audition-supplied monitor output.

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Adobe Audition Help | What's new in CS6

This question was posted in response to the following article: http://helpx.adobe.com/audition/using/whats-new-cs6.html

In the "Flexible Effects Routing and Side Chaining" discussion above: the "how to" example seems a bit too short. I would add that when creating a multisession, you can select the "Radio VO with Music Ducking" template to automatically perform steps 2 to 5.
Also, Jason Levine, "Principle Worldwide Evangelist", presents a nice overview of the automatic re-"ducktion" of background music by using a voice over side-chain into a dynamic processing effect in this video:
http://tv.adobe.com/watch/cs6-creative-cloud-feature-tour-for-video/whats-new-in-audition- cs6/
(starting at 8:22 in the time line)

Adobe Audition Help | Saving and exporting files (CS6)

This question was posted in response to the following article: http://helpx.adobe.com/audition/using/saving-exporting-files1.html

stvns wrote:
Just to re-iterate the first three minutes of my audio has a marker called Marker 01, then the next 3 minute section is Marker 02, etc, so when I select all the markers, merge them, set the prefix and postfix to Track and 001 respectively, and click export, the audio that should accompany Marker 01, now as an exported wav file is Track_099 and Marker 99 is Track_001.
Hmm... just one marker to start with? At the start or the end of the time selection? The only way that I think your scenario could happen would be by there being no marker at the very start of the file, but in that case I don't see how you could include the first section (from zero time) anyway if you did that, so I'm a bit dubious... What would happen in this scenario would be that if you put in markers starting at 1 from the end of the first section, it would have to add a final marker for the start of the file, and this would be, let's say, marker 99. So the first file would start with marker 99 - but that would effectively be at the end of the batch ranges - if you see what I mean. But my real problem with this is that I don't see how you could include the first range in the audio at all without a marker at both ends of it. Now, what might have happened is that if you forget, and add the start marker after putting in all of the rest, then yes, you will get the above scenario - because markers are added sequentially and renumbering doesn't occur.
I've not had this problem - but there again I always start with a marker at zero before I convert to ranges. What should happen then is that it will take the marker label from the start of the range, and use that. The other thing you should consider is using the facility to rename the files - that should get around this completely as far as straightforward numbering is concerned.

Does adobe audition 1.5 work with windows 8?

Does adobe audition 1.5 work with windows 8?

Probably not. It doesn't even work properly on many Win 7 installs. But before waiting a hundred years for someone to provide the definite answer, you can always try yourself, of course...
Mylenium

Adobe Audition Help | Working with markers

This question was posted in response to the following article: http://helpx.adobe.com/audition/using/markers.html

It sounds like instead of merging the markers you just turned each one into a range on its own.
Try this:
1. Add your single markers at all the relevant points in the file (include the very start and end of the file).
2. Open the Markers Panel and seelct all markers.
3. Choose to "Merge Selected Markers" (there is a button for this at the top of the Markers panel, or you can right click the selected markers).
This will merge all markers as you are expecting.
Now you can choose to export the audio within the marker rnages to individual files.
I hope that helps.
--Ron

Feature query: Does Adobe Audition 3.0 zoom with marker still on screen?

I'm considering upgrading from 1.5 to 3.0 but on the condition that the following annoyance is resolved.
When editing, either Multi or Single view, I have the yellow dotted marker marking a position in the waveform.
Now if I zoom in, Audition zooms to a nearby region but not where I had the yellow dotted marker. So I have to scroll back/forward to find the region where the marker is.
This is very annoying. Why doesn't audition zoom to the region where the marker is? That is what I want.
Searched forum for 'zoom' but not seen this problem already.

You haven't seen this problem in the forums because it isn't a problem. It doesn't zoom into the region of the yellow marker unless you click on the correct zoom button in the box next to the playback/record control box. This "view" box has been there for every version of this program since I've been using it (Cool Edit Pro 1.x for me).
This is a user-to-user forum, not a direct complaint line to Adobe, and as such we don't really care if you do or do not upgrade so you can stop with the statements of conditions you have for upgrading. Not knowing how to use the basic zoom functions of the program or going live on the radio with a mixdown before even listening to it are not the fault of the program but rather the fault of the user.

Adobe Audition Help | Extracting audio from CDs

This question was posted in response to the following article: http://helpx.adobe.com/audition/using/extracting-audio-cds.html

Unfortunately that is correct in CS6. Hopefully it will be rectified in any future versions. Make sure that you request it in the Bugs and New Features request page.
https://www.adobe.com/cfusion/mmform/index.cfm?name=wishform

Adobe audition help needed ASAP

Im am currently recording a audio book at 48000 24bit mono (as requested by individual) and i need to do three things and I'm not sure id=f the order is important and if I have extra steps not needed. Three things needed repair clipping, delete noise and normalize to -0.1
I have been running the restore lightly clipped and it seems to work fine but I notice it reduces the amplitude (no problem) I know I can normalize. I also need to extrac the noise with which I can use noise reduction, then I need to noramalize everything. Are these the proper steps or should I be doing it differently and if so how and why. I am doing this out of the country right now and internet is very slow and irregular so I patiently await any response anyone may have.
Thank you so much....

Moving this from the storage and sharing forum to Audition forum

Adobe Audition Help | Connecting to audio hardware

This question was posted in response to the following article: http://helpx.adobe.com/audition/using/connecting-audio-hardware.html

A couple of things to check:
From the main menu select Edit > Preferences > Audio Hardware
Check the sample rate - usually 44.1k or 48k
Make sure you have selected an audio device - use the ASIO version of the driver if available
Next check the Audio Channel Mapping - make sure audio is being directed to the appropriate outputs
Then if in mulitrack view check the Output of the Master channel that it is going to the appropriate outputs
Then make sure you have armed the track to record and that the input source is pointing to whatever mic channel you have plugged in

[Solved] Audition won't start with [...\Preferences.cpp-253] error on windows 7/vista x64.

Hi! You have really nice support for Audition - 3 pages of problems here and no solution. Just kidding
So i've decided to help those poor users, that encounter the following problem (it may (or may not) arise after installing Adobe CS* with Audition already installed on the system)):
Adobe Audition crashes at start with the following error:
[\premiere2.0\Backend\Src\Core\Preferences.cpp-253]
After applying the Windows XP compatibility mode error chages to:
Adobe Audition could not find a supported audio device. Please check your device settings.
Then it crashes like before.
Uninstalling Adobe Premiere won't help, by the way.
This problem is somehow related to the audition_settings.xml file in the Data folder and deleting this file solves the problem. You can aslo delete the whole folder - it will be created again on a next Adobe Audition start. Here is the path:
C:\Users\[Your Username]\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Audition\3.0\audition_settings.xml
Some technical data on my system:
OS: Windows Server 2008 R2 (don't be confused - it is in every way identical to Windows 7 x64, at least for Adobe products). I have a strong feeling that Vista x64 users may encounter that too.
Installed Adobe products:
1. Adobe Audition
2. Adobe Master Suite CS5 (without premier)
3. Adobe Acrobat X
I hope that my post will help you solve the error in the next release!

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Can't Edit Clips in Adobe Audition

So now I suddenly can't use one of my favorite features of Premiere - editing a clip in Adobe Audition.
I just upgraded to CS6 Master Collection. When I right-click on an audio clip in Premiere, "Edit with Adobe Audition" is grayed out. When I click the audio clip and select Edit > Edit in Adobe Audition, it goes through all the preparation, but Audition doesn't launch.
Bug? Is there something I need to switch on somewhere? Dynammic Link Media is selected, so I'm at a loss right now.
Any suggestions?

look at the file extension of the audio file...
if you brought the clip into Premier, for example as an mp4, or maybe brought in a wav, or mp3 file, then you must change the default program that opens these extensions to Audition.
Just experience the same problem, removed Premier, reinstalled, same issue.
Opened previous project that had mp4 on timeline....
went to the file explorer and found and mp4 file, right click on file, open with, choose default program, change the default program to Audition....
I have changed the default program for all audio files now to be audition.
Keep in mind that if you have mp3 files that you like to listen to while you work, they will now no longer open in media player, or WinAmp by default.
You will now see that if you have unlinked the audio from the video clip, that when you right click on the audio file in the timeline, and choose edit original, it will now open in Audition....
...enjoy!!
/howard
http://www.freelance-media.ca
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Is it possible to record from 2 different mics in adobe audition?

I have a blue snowball mic and a blue yeti mic and I want to record from both on the same computer (co-hosting a podcast). Is that possible in adobe audition without a mixer board?
Thanks!

ackadams wrote:
I have a blue snowball mic and a blue yeti mic and I want to record from both on the same computer (co-hosting a podcast).
Whilst it's possible to record as many ordinary mics as you want at once in Audition using a sound device capable of supporting them, it's not possible to use more than one USB mic at a time very easily, if at all. And even if you could get something like ASIO4ALL to recognise both at once, you'd still need to have the OS resample them, because they wouldn't have synchronised clocks, and this will inevitably lead to loud clicks at inappropriate places. And in Windows at least, I don't think that's possible at all, and even if it was I'm not sure that it would have them on seperate channels. In short, I'm pretty sure that it won't work. People seem to have a lot of problems with just using a single USB mic, never mind two of them...
Apparently on a Mac it's easier to aggregate USB mics, but you'd still run into the problem of synchronising them, because each does its own digitising, with no external clock reference.
If you want to use two mics at once, then absolutely the best way to do this is to use either a sound device that supports two mics, and use ordinary mics with it, or get a small mixer with a USB output, and mix a pair of ordinary mics in that. If you want to keep the channels separate, then all you have to do is pan one mic to the left channel, and the other to the right - you can arrange a better mix during editing.

Audition "Help" not functional

While using Audition, -> Help (menu) and selecting any of the following does not do anything:
Adobe Audition Help... F1
Search...
Keyboard Shortcuts...
Glossary...
Nothing happens. No error messages, no nothing.
Yes, I've reinstalled once already with no "Help" functionality.
What am I missing ?
Please advise.
Thanks.
-HomerDawg

Hello HomerDawg.
This was a problem that affected a few Adobe products a while back (resolved January 2008). The answer, in my case, was to download and install an updated ahclient.dll:
"Help content does not open in Photoshop Elements 6, Premiere Elements 4, or Audition 3"
http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/402/kb402707.html
Click the link in the page to download.
I'm not sure, but the fix might also be included in the 3.0.1 update patch:
http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/product.jsp?product=92&platform=Windows
It was a bit of a struggle to find this fix. It isn't on the updates page for Audition. I had to trawl through my correspondence at the time to find it.
I hope that this helps.
Steve.

Air update fails for Adobe Community Help app

Hi,
Everytime I open Adobe Audition Help I get a popup telling me Adobe Air has an update for me to install:
Installed: 2.5.1.17730
Update: 3.3.0.3670
Everytime it fails to install saying I need to contact the administrator. Well, that´s me . Does anybody know what to do?
Kind regards,
Charles

Hi Charles: hmm... this is definitely an issue on the AIR side. Have you checked out the troubleshooting doc for AIR installations here?
http://helpx.adobe.com/air/kb/troubleshoot-air-installation-windows.html
Also, there is a dedicated forum for troubleshooting AIR intsallations here:
http://forums.adobe.com/community/air/installation
Would you like me to move this thread over there for you? Or would you prefer to post this question to the experts over there directly?
Sorry I can't do more to help!

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Does Adobe Audition 1.5 work with Windows 8?

copy&Paste from another thread:
Probably not. It doesn't even work properly on many Win 7 installs. But before waiting a hundred years for someone to provide the definite answer, you can always try yourself, of course...
Mylenium

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