Match Volume | Sound Your Best with Adobe Audition | Adobe TV

In working with a large multi project, it can be time consuming to try to keep all the dialog the same volume. This episode will show you the power of Match Volume which allows you to designate one track as the perfect volume and have all the others match it including a report that tells you how many dB’s (plus or minus) each track was changed.
http://adobe.ly/LRG3DO

Hi, I followed the instructions shown to match the perceived loudness of my files and saved them with the alterations.
When I reopened the files to double check, the perceived loudness was no longer at the level I had saved. I have experienced this multiple times on several different computers even after a fresh install of CS6.
Can you please advise how I can ensure the files maintain the volume I set for them? I am processing up to 500 audio files at a time so it is quite annoying when all that time spent processing comes to nothing.

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In working with a large multi project, it can be time consuming to try to keep all the dialog the same volume. This episode will show you the power of Match Volume which allows you to designate one track as the perfect volume and have all the others match it including a report that tells you how many dB’s (plus or minus) each track was changed.
http://adobe.ly/ycvDnO

This guy is a really great presenter.

How to use Auto Speech Alignment in Audition | Sound Your Best with Adobe Audition | Adobe TV

Learn how to match re-recorded dialog perfectly, whether or not the re-recorded timing matches the original.
http://adobe.ly/LRFERQ

Great video! You mention the use of Auto Speech Alignment for foreign language dubbing. Where can I find info on exactly how this would work?

Adobe Audition Resources & Information

Hi everyone,
We've been trying to increase the visibility of Audition around Adobe's services, as well as several third-party sites. If you've been looking for information, tutorials, commentary, or more, this is the thread to read!
INSIDE SOUND: Adobe Audition blog
This is the official blog for Adobe Audition written by the Audition team. More in-depth articles are posted here, as well as announcements, polls, etc.
Adobe Audition User to User Forums
You are already here. The dynamite Audition user community hangs out here answering questions, giving advice, getting grumpy with the forum software and impolite newbies, and sharing their feedback directly with the Audition development team.
Sound Your Best: Adobe TV
Video tutorials and demonstrations of Audition and other Adobe applications. A great resource for walkthroughs and learning about new features!
twitter: @audition
Get the word directly from our social media team, the development team, and @audition users around the globe. Lots of great links, demos, tutorials, complaints, and feedback.
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Report a Bug / Request a Feature
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Ask a CS Pro: Intro to Sound Design with Adobe Audition

In this week’s Ask a CS Pro session, Senior Solutions Engineer Colin Smith will provide an introduction to sound design, including matching audio levels, adding foley, understanding effects and mastering for output to video with Adobe Audition CS5.5.
When: Friday, Aug. 26
Time: 12 p.m. -1p.m. PT Session start time for other time zones: http://bit.ly/pb0W9h
Where: Connect Room: http://my.adobe.acrobat.com/askcspro
The room will open up 15 minutes before the session starts.
Update: A link to the session, along with links to more information about the topics covered, is provided in this blog post on Inside Sound.

I don't think this will be on Adobe TV, but you can view the Adobe Connect recording of the session here:
http://bit.ly/askcspro_0826
If the audio stream doesn't play, or loses synch, try moving the playhead forward/backward a bit. That should kick it back into synch.
I plan to have a little guide to the session, along with some helpful links, posted later today.

After entering the redemption code from Adobe Photoshop CC, I keep getting an error saying "This card was purchased in a country that does not match your Adobe ID. You can try signing in with a different Adobe ID or get in touch with us if you need help."

Hi. I'm a Mac user. After entering the redemption code from Adobe Photoshop CC, I keep getting an error saying "This card was purchased in a country that does not match your Adobe ID. You can try signing in with a different Adobe ID or get in touch with us if you need help." What should I do?

Did you purchase the software in another country than where you live?

Adobe Audition does not work together with Audigy sound cards.

Dear friends, pleasae, help. I use Adobe Audition sound processing program, my sound cars are of the Audigy line. Recording control does not work, a known bug, says Adobe. Play control works fine, but I'd like to make quality recordings. Something is not O.K.with the ASIO system, I figure. The case is the same with PCI as well as PCMCIA Audigy products.
Tell me, please:
-Is there a patch or workaround to fix this problem?
-If not Audigy, what sound cards then?
Getting help from Adobe isn't quite simple, but maybe, Audigy fans know better.
[ordas]

If you mean the recording source/level control in Surround Mixer (etc.) ... it is not working because of it's bypassed by the ASIO driver ... so, it's not a bug but normal behaviour. You just adjust the recording level in Audition (or in any other software). Normally you need to select
- "AnalogMix()" input port option for analog line sources like Line-In, Audio CD, AUX-In, etc.
- (Mix L and Mix R are equal w/ the famous "What U Hear" ...
- S/PDIF for digital input
- etc.. here are some reading on Creative Audigy ASIO matter -
http://forums.creative.com/creativel...essage.id=1726
Remember also set monitoring properly in software so you can hear what you're recording. This is normally set through a tiny 'speaker icon' found in every tracks header ('settings options').
BTW, if you check the "Wave" source channel/slider when running in ASIO mode, you'll find out that it won't work either (it's all the same if you mute it). This is normal behaviour too, even when working in WDM/KS (Kernel streaming mode (or w/ Asio4All (which uses WDM/KS functionality))) ... it's just because of the kmixer is being bypassed ...
jutapa
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M-Audio Delta 192 Sound Card With Adobe Audition

I have a m-audio sound card and a mackie pro fx8 mixer, I am running windows7 64-bit. I was wondering how I need to set my preferences in Adobe Audition? When hitting record I am not recording my audio

Make sure that you have the M-Audio ASIO drivers installed. Then under Audition's Preferences/Audio Hardware select ASIO for Device Class and M-Audio ASIO for Device. Under Audio Channel Mapping select appropriate M-Audio inputs and outputs. If you are trying to record in the Mutitrack window make sure you select the correct input for each track. It will probably say Default Stereo Input but you can click on that and select any of the inputs that are available from the Delta 192.

Adobe Audition CS5.5 with Premiere Pro CS5

Hello everybody.
I am considering downgrading from Master Collection CS5 to Adobe Production Premium CS5.5
But quite frankly it's just because of one application.
Though, i am in doubt if i'll actually going to make the downgrade.
And as you could and might have guessed it is the Adobe Audition CS5.5 Application.
Though really the whole pack has a GREAT improvement overall, I just actaully want to mix SEAMLESSLY with Premiere Pro and sound editing application (Audition).
Which leads me to my next question.
Now with Adobe Soundbooth CS5 closed off (by April 24th), and an UPGRADE for Soundbooth CS5 users to Audition CS5. Does this mean that Audition CS5.5 works SEAMLESSLY with Premiere Pro CS5?
Is there a dynamic link between the two applications? (Audition CS5.5 and Premiere Pro CS5)
AM i able to send mixes between the two? I really don't want to loose any Audio data, such as 5.1 channel mapping, volume mixing, denoising, general mixing etc.
All i really need is some good quality sound editing which works seamless, as After Effects and Premiere Pro has proved to me can be done.
Just want to know if it is possible. Or if I REALLY have to upgrade in order to get the sweet apples.
Best
Lucas

Hi _durin_
Thanks for your quick response.
But I didn't quite understand your answer.
I have seen Jason Levine's video earlier, as CS5.5 was announced and it looks natively good. I understand the mixdown attributes etc.
Please correct me if im wrong HOWEVER this workflow and settings applies still to ONLY the new CS5.5 Version?
Im currently using Master Collection CS5.
Instead of getting either the Production Premium, or Master Collection I am strongly considering updating Soundbooth CS5 to Audition CS5.5 (the option is there as i can tell by SoundBooth's website, though i get a weird error message when I click the update link...)
However I need to know, IF Audition CS5.5 works well with the PREVIOUS version (that'll be CS5 not 5.5), of Premiere Pro.
Are there an option to render the reference video, and generate a interchange session from WITHIN Premiere Pro CS5 to Audition CS5.5?
Im sorry if I either sound harsh or "willingly" misunderstanding. But I have only documentation on how the integration works between the current versions (meaning 5.5).
Im as you can guess VERY confused over the move from Adobe to make a .5 version instead of a full-fledged CS6 solution. It causes a stir, cause I then don't know much of the integration between the previous applications.
I have seen as an example that Photoshop CS5 have gotten the update to receive paintings/files made with their new touch API. So I wonder whether integrational features will be a part of the CS5 pack since, as i've mentioned, an application like Soundbooth gets replaced with Audition, with an upgrade option for the Soundbooth owners.
Im confused and hope you can help me clear my mind up, whether to upgrade or not. I will download the trial eventually, but not onto my current CS5 system since I already use this in my daily video work and want to AVOID confusion.
Best
Lucas

Adobe audition 3.0 couldn't find supported audio hardware please check your audio settings

Yes i have the same problem with adobe audition 3.0 windows 7
first i got error visual c++ run time error . ( old windows )
then i install new windows and every time i try to lunch adobe audition . stuck and error message
Adobe audition couldn't find supported audio hardware please check your audio settings
everything is connected my built in sound card and my M audio M track
Asio4all is also enabled both sound card (v2)
M track driver buffer size match with the asio driver
i have installed fl studio 11 producer audition , fl studio read my sound card normal i can hear my voice and music that's mean my sound card working well in and out ( but still something not working well for adobe
last step i did i ordered original CD of adobe audition 3.0 and expecting it next week .
but it bother me because i love working in adobe product i don't want to record in any other software .
Any advice ???
Thank you

See my reply in the other thread. Please don't double post as it is confusing to give answers. Unfortunately your picture doesn't show any helpful information to give us a clue as to what the problem is. A more helpful image would be of the same view but with the Input/output selection shown (rather than the fx view) by clicking on the double arrow icon to the left of the fx one which is selected at present.

My adobe audition 1.5 function as sound recorder

my adobe audition 1.5 was installed on my acer aspire computer..but during the multitrack recording, it records the sound playing in WMP. without a microphone..i thought that if i record in multitrack,it only records the sound comes from the microphone..it is like a sound recorder to me..i dont know how to fix it..please help..i need it in making a song demo..tnx.. im using realtek ac97 audio..tnx..

You don't say what operating system you are using, but Audition 1.5 will record whatever input the Windows system is set to feed. So you need to go to Windows Control Panel, select Sounds and then something like Audio, then Volume and select (or deselect) whatever source you want. It varies between XP,Vista and W7, so it's hard to be precise.
Then in Audition, juggle with Options, Device Properties and Device order.
I suspect you have "Stereo Mix" selected in the Windows system, and you need to change this to Microphone. It's woth getting to know your way around these Microsoft audio mixers and selectors.

Have a question to ask ... I bought, at the time, the update of Adobe Audition CS6, being already in possession of the CS5.5 version. Since I had to redo the operating system (windows 7 professional 64-bit), reistallando program CS6, with the correspondi

have a question to ask ... I bought, at the time, the update of Adobe Audition CS6, being already in possession of the CS5.5 version. Since I had to redo the operating system (windows 7 professional 64-bit), reistallando program CS6, with the corresponding serial number in my possession, I noticed a malfunction that is:
importing a musical motif and starting the program, clicking on play, I do not play any pattern or song despite being in operation.
I reinstalled the program, but without any result. What do I do? Thanks.

Many thanks.
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Best audio gear to buy for adobe audition to make audiobook & podcast & elearning screencast ?

what is the best audio gear to buy for adobe audition to make audiobook and podcast and screencast video tutorials?
I will work alone with one microphone only in my bedroom.
Thanks

I'll assume that initially you won't want to spend a fortune, but also, you won't want stuff that you will later regret purchasing. And to do this sensibly, you'll want to spend a bit more money on the microphone than on the external sound device.
For a microphone, you could do a lot worse than to get a Rode NT1-A complete vocal recording solution. With the kit, you get a mic cable, shockmount, pop shield, a bag for it - and also a tutorial DVD, but you can safely ignore that... The kits are generally available at quite a competitive price, and Rode microphones have a good value-for-money reputation. You'll still need some sort of a stand, either desk or floor mounting - but they're easy to find.
For a sound device, you could consider something like the Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 USB interface. This has all the useful bits you'll need - like the ability to plug a pair of headphones into the front for direct monitoring. Focusrite kit has a good reputation, and isn't overly expensive for what it is. This is a basic solution that would actually let you use two mics if you wanted, so there's a little room for expansion if you need. If you want to spend less money there are options like the Tascam US-122 - but I'd personally spend just a little more on the Focusrite - they have better mic preamps.
Yes you'll need a pair of headphones, but here the choice is rather up to you, although I'd recommend that you look at Beyer and Sennheiser for clean consistent results, although they aren't the only ones. You need closed-back ones though if you use them near the mic - something like the Beyer DT-250 is a good choice, because they have replacable leads, and the feed is into one side of the headphone only - and they're comfortable.
Since I don't know where you are located, I don't know what this is actually going to cost you, but it's good basic kit that should last you for a while, and produce decent results without spending a fortune. Yes it's possible to spend a heck of a lot of money on stuff like this, but the law of diminishing returns sets in quite early, and you can get remarkably good results these days without spending a lot at all. There are a few brands that are generally better avoided, like Behringer. Nothing wrong with Behringer electronics, but they economise on their hardware, and invariably things like sockets stop working, and knobs fall off. Oh, and they use cheap level controls etc, and these become noisy quite fast. You get what you pay for - it's cheap but it won't last long before you experience trouble.

Popping sounds in the multitrack in Adobe Audition CC

I've been using Adobe Audition CC for a week now and have been having some problems with it. Sometimes there would be random pop sounds during the multi-track. The random pop sounds would sometimes come at certain sections of the multitrack, but I wouldn't hear them later. I would play the individual audio files and sometimes they weren't there. Does anyone know what could be wrong? Do I have to change some settings? I ran Adobe Audition 3 a few weeks ago on my Windows 8.1 system and never had any problems with popping sounds . With CC I get pops for some reason. I have a custom made computer that is supposed to have high performance. Is there anything I should change in bios mode? The multitrack that I'm using is around 40 minutes, and is on 11 tracks. I don't know if that has anything to do with that.
The computer I have is a custom made computer desktop that I custom made for working with music. It's an i7 and the most powerful computer I have ever owned. I have serious doubt that it's my computer. My computer is new and runs fast. As I said before, I'm running Windows 8.1 and it didn't have any problems with popping sounds when running on Adobe Audition 3 previously. I think it probably has something to do with bugs in the program itself. Has anyone experienced these problems? If so, did you fix them? Or does Adobe plan to fix them? I have contacted Adobe once through email and sent a complaint through Adobe Audition's support system and heard from nobody. So far, Adobe Audition has not sent me any patches or anything. Adobe Audition CC is insanely expensive. I'm paying around $220 or $240 a year for a program that already has serious flaws.

Hi there,
(My first post! I signed up/logged in specifically to ask about this problem, which I am also having.)
I am using an old Mackie mixer -> MBox 2 -> iMac. I have used this same basic setup for last few years, and this problem is sudden and new.
It sound like digital clipping/distortion, but is clearly not happening during the peaks of waveform. The input to Mbox is clear thru headphone monitor, I can't hear anything - but when played back, intermittent and audible pops/hits are happening.
My suspicion is that it is from the USB to the Mac; there are three USB inputs on the iMac and since the Mbox is powered via USB, I think the noise is being introduced there. I tried two outta the three ports (guess I should try the third - why did I stop there? Oh right - coffee!) So far I seem to have best luck when no other programs are running, restart the computer before every session, but otherwise I am just crossing my fingers!
I'll check back on this thread, as I need this ghost OUT of my machine! ~ Jim

!Can you record live while game playing with adobe audition? PLEASE HELP!

Can you record live while game playing with adobe audition? I have a youtube channel and I want to record voice as I'm playing of course and cancel out the noise maybe put a nice effect on it.. But how do I do this? Please help! I only see ones for recording like after.. But I want to record it as it's happening is this possible!? it has to be. thanks *ADOBE AUDITION CC*

That'll depend on the capabilities of the sound card/audio interface you're using. If that interface can feed the right things to Audition, it can record it. For just the game, look for "Wave Out" or "What U Hear" on the list of audio sources but not every system has this. Also, if you want to record your own contributions as well as the game sound, that gets more complex too.
I know that there are specialist pieces of software that are designed to record live gameplay (which don't rely simply on your local sound card). I know of a couple called "Action!" and "XSplite" but I have not personal experience with either.
However, before going that direction, check out the "Record Devices" menu in your sound system and see what it allows.

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