Adobe audition Stimmen verschieben oder weiterweg Effekt?

Hey Leute,
ich habe vor ein paar Tagen mit adobe audition gearbeitet für mein Fandub. Ich habe gemerkt das meine aufgenommene Stimme sich jedesmal gleich laut oder wie man das nennt anhört. Weil in der Szene ist eher die Stimme weiter weg oder etwas von links oder auch mal von weit hinten rechts.
Wie kann ich den Stimme bzw, den Sound so anspassen das er sich realtisch sich anhört?
Wenn z.B jemand von links angenlaufen kommt wird die stimme ja immer lauter wie näher er kommt und sie kommt ja dann weiter in die Mitte.
Wie kann man das verschieben oder einstellen?
Ich hoffe man versteht mein Problem Sonst bitte nachfragen ^^
mfg.
Dominik

Hallo Dominik,
das ist schon wirklich sehr schwierig nachzuvollziehen.
Prinzipiell kann man aber sagen, dass man ohne Aufwand exorbitantem Ausmaßes aus Sch**** kein Gold machen kann.
Am besten Du uploadest den Clip mal eben irgendwo und postest hier dann noch mal mit Zeitangabe wo etwas deiner Meinung nach nicht in Ordnung ist.

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ich habe Adobe Audition CS 5.5 auf meinem MacBook Pro OSX 10.9 mehrmals installiert/deinstalliert wg. folgendem Fehler:
Wenn ich auf einen Clip den Effekt Multiband-Komprimierung anwenden will gibt es erst ein weißes Fenster, nach mehrmaligem draufklicken erscheint dann der richtige Inhalt, der auch macht was man auswählt aber die Aussteuerung der Kanalbereiche wird nicht angezeigt. D.h. er reagiert wie eingefroren!
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Gruß Romby

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I'm not quite clear on the specific problem. Do you mean that when you press PLAY, the audio plays as if it were sped up? Or when you export a file as a new mp3, for example, the file plays at twice the speed on your iPod or wherever else?
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Click OK enough times to apply all of this. Then, launch Audition and click Edit > Properties. Select Audio Hardware and verify the appropriate device is selected and that the Sample Rate matches what you selected in the Windows properties. Click OK and load up a file and press Play. If you're still experiencing this problem, we'll dig deeper, but this is likely the solution.
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Adobe After Effects importiert nicht in Adobe Premiere Pro durch Adobe Audition bearbeiteten Sound

Hallo liebe Community,
ich versuche mich mommentan im Bereich der Videotechnik. Dabei habe ich mir ein Template für spätere Videos mit immer wiederkehrendem Intro und Co. erstellt. Das Endprodukt wird in Adobe After Effects erstellt und durch den Adobe Media Encoder exportiert. In dem After After Effects Projekt habe ich die Squenzen eines Adobe Premiere Pro Projektes importiert, in dem ich die eigentlichen Videosquenzen zusammengeschnitten habe. Von dort aus habe ich mittels Adobe Audition den Ton von einem Teil der Videos nachbearbeitet.
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Das mit dem Cache, der wohl über die Programminstanz hinaus existiert, klang für mich zunächst plausibel. Jedoch brachte keiner der beiden Vorschläge eine Lösung des Problems.
Trotzdem danke für deine Mühe!

Hallo ich habe adobe audition im Einsatz und wollte dies nun auf meinem neuen Rechner installieren. Nachdem ich Euren Support kontaktiert habe und eine Version heruntergeladen habe und mit der beim Download stehenden Serial-Nr. versuchte freizuschalten, e

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Kann keiner wissen. Keine Systeminformationen, kein sonst nix. Da wir hier über CS2/ AU3 reden, solltest du dich schon mal an den Gedanken gewöhnen, dass das nix wird. Von Kompatibilitätsproblemen des Programms selber bis hin zu Treiberproblemen mit deiner Audiohardware, könnte das nie funktionieren. Auf jeden Fall natürlich erstmal das programm im Kompatibilitätsmodus für WinXP oder sowas installieren und ausführen. Vielelicht reicht das ja schon.
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Adobe Audition has encountered a problem and needs to close.

I have been using Audition 2.0 on this computer for quite some time and suddenly now when I open it, I get the cryptic error dialogue:
"Adobe Audition has encountered a problem and needs to close. We are sorry for the inconvenience. If you were in the middle of something, the information you were working on might be lost. For more information about this error, click here."
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stevefoobar2: I may have found a solution for you.
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So I uninstalled it and installed Audition 3 in its place. Audition 3 continued to have the same problem that Audition 2 had, so we can assume that this is not something that was changed between versions.
But my attention was brought to the fact that you and I are both running Windows XP SP3 fully up-to-date. So I thought I'd try seeing it from the angle of a problem with Windows instead of Audition, and see if I didn't get a better result -
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Audition opened without any problems when I did this.
This makes me think that one of the Windows security features suddenly decided to block something that Audition was trying to do, crashing the program in the process. By turning off this security feature, the problem was solved. And I only had to do it once. Every time afterwards, Audition has opened without any problems when I simply open it from my desktop. Perhaps Windows now remembers not to block Audition in the future.
However, I have not restarted my computer yet, or logged off as Administrator. You may need to tweak this solution if you plan to do either of these things. You may end up having to "Run as" Audition every time you restart your computer or log off. You may even need to select the SECOND option, and run the program as Administrator with the appropriate password.
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Area
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Message was edited by: Charles VW
Added links to AU and VST development info

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