No sound remover effect in CS6?

I have Audition CS6 and saw a tutorial of the sound remover effect....is not an option in my drop down menu...why not?

I can indeed confirm that the Sound Remover tool was added to CC, and wasn't available in CS6 because it hadn't been fully developed at that time - it was a new tool that hadn't existed in Audition previously.

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Sound Remover - use external input source?

I'm wondering if Sound Remover can use an input sound file to analyze and then remove sound from the main file?
I have file A (vocal mic with drum bleed) and file B (drums). I'd like to remove or minimize the drums in the vocal mic. Seems ideal to use the drum mix file to analyze and remove drums from the vocal mic.
I'll try the old school time-align, eq match, inverse mix method and see what I get, but it would be so cool if there was some Audition magic to help.
Thanks for any info!
- Jance

If the two files are of the same sample rate and channel count, you can capture the sound model from one file and apply the effect to the other. You can also save the profile selection to disk and load it from within the Sound Remover effect.

Where is Sound Remover in my Audition CS6

Having recently downloaded Audition from Creative Cloud, I was looking on Adobe TV at some of the new features including "Sound Remover." When I wanted to try out the effect, neither "Learn Sound Model" or "Sound Remover" showed in the Noise Reduction effects. The only options showing are the familiar ones from CS5.5. Can anyone help?

Photostage wrote:
Having called Adobe Support on Friday I was told that there is no difference between CS6 and CC, so hence my confusion. While talking to the member of the support team I did get the feeling that he wasn't very sure about things and I wasn't totally convinced that he knew what he was talking about.
Like Bob says, pretty obviously he didn't, and probably still doesn't. Audition CS6 is a finished, finalised product and it's available as a part of the CC package deal. The next version of Audition - with a name that looks initially confusing - is available on June 17th.
I think I know why it's like that (although Durin will have to confirm or refute this). The new Audition isn't intended to be a 'version' release as such, which can't, because of the ridiculous Sarbanes/Oxley legislation, be enhanced. Instead, Adobe haven't 'sold' it as a version but licenced it as a piece of software that becomes progressively enhanced - updates are allowable under this model. Because it isn't sold, it's not affected in the same way under the legislation.
So what I suspect we have here is a fancy piece of Adobe footwork (which they know full well is hacking off a lot of people) to get around a piece of legislation that was introduced as a knee-jerk reaction to Enron, etc. As a result of the speed of introduction, the implications of it weren't really thought through, hence the easy loophole in it. What Adobe (and Micro$oft, only more subtly) have realised as a consequence is that they have what they think is a win-win scenario; circumventing the legislation, and keeping a continuous revenue stream.
So it's called Audition CC (Continuous Confusion?). If you want to know where you're up to with it version-wise, I suspect that the build numbers will be all there is to go on. But hey, the shareholders will be happy, so that's alright then...
I should add though that this is only a comment on the commercial situation. What you are going to get with the new version is a damn good product - which in some ways is likely to make the commercial aspects of this even more frustrating for a lot of people. Ho Hum.

Strange "Whooshing" Sound glitch from Premiere CS6, then horrible errors.

About 3 out of 4 times when I try to either play a clip in the timeline, or load an audio clip into the source veiwer, Premiere makes a soft "whoosh" or sighing sound, and completely locks up. When this happens, ALL sound on my computer goes dead. I can't play audio from any other program or source. Usually, Premiere let's me start interacting with it again after 5-10 seconds, and sound generally comes back after 30-60 seconds, but the issue happens again as soon as I try to do anything with my project, and sometimes it requires a hard reset to fix.
This has made editing nearly impossible. I've been editing video professionally for about 2.5 years, but I'm completely self taught and new to premiere, and I don't know if there's something small and basic I'm totally ignorant of that would fix this.
I'm running CS6 on a PC with...
Windows 7 64 bit
Phenom II X4 965
Creative SoundBlaster X-Fi Titanium
8 gig RAM
Plenty of hard drive space
No other open programs
Radeon HD7950 (I know Premiere can't use it).

Sound Driver http://www.asio4all.com/ has fixed problems for other people... I have NOT used it, so you will have to search the forum for help
If that does not work, and your motherboard has integrated sound, remove your sound card and driver and test with the motherboard sound

U3d removed from Photoshop CS6

There's a thread on the photoshop.com forum regarding the removal of U3D support, but if I try to sign up to comment there, I get a message saying that registration is no longer possible for their forum, so I'm posting this here...
With version 13.0.2, U3D support was REMOVED from Photoshop CS6.
3D is becoming an increasingly popular format to provide for our clients. I work in a prepress environment. The whole suite of Adobe products is integral to a prepress workflow, but it seems that Adobe has been abandoning instead of embracing a growing movement towards 3D.
We started offering 3D pdfs to clients a few years ago and since then, Adobe has ceased developing Adobe Toolkit for 3D and Adobe Acrobat 3D. We actually have to hold on to old PCs running old OSes just so that we can still produce 3D pdfs. Since Toolkit and Acrobat 3D are now extinct, one workaround to getting U3Ds into Acrobat to make 3D pdfs was to export out of Photoshop. As of now, it is the only Adobe software that I'm aware of that was able to produce the only format (U3D) that Acrobat Pro was able to import, and now this very last option has been removed! Unbelievable, that as the demand for 3D in our business is growing exponentially, that Adobe has completely severed off it's last flimsy workaround for writing U3D files. There is now NO Adobe software that can make a U3D for bringing into Acrobat to make 3D PDFs. In other words, absolutely no way for someone using the latest batch of CS software to ever create a 3D PDF. Am I wrong? (Also, U3D was removed INTENTIONALLY?!) It seems that Adobe is purposefully destroying any/every method of creating 3D PDFs. So who's the genius that decided that 3D is on the way out? Our 3D department has been growing and getting busier over the last couple of years.
More importantly for me, I need to import a 3D in photoshop right now. Is there some other way to do it, other than uninstalling and bringing Photoshop back to version 13.0.1?

Bump, and I just tried logging in to http://feedback.photoshop.com/photoshop_family/topics/cant_export_u3d_files_in_photoshop_v 13_0_2 using the same login/pass that works just fine at this forum. At the above site, I still get the error message. If someone can pass on my message to the topic there, I'd be grateful.
I'm still hoping u3d support will be reinstated, and that 3d pdfs are saved from the brink of extinction by Adobe. Btw, if you do restore u3d support, please make it in a dot release so all CS6 users can get back what was removed in one of the previous dot releases (it still sounds ridiculous when I read it back to myself). It's only fair. If it becomes a "cloud" only thing it will only make Adobe look even worse, taking AWAY a functionality in a CS6 dot release and then reinstating it in a cloud release that I'd have to subscribe to. (I can't, I work in a large digital prepress company and we will only be getting the site version that we paid for)

Trouble with parallel add and remove effect in TileList

We have a TileList of images. As the user drags a new image along the list (deciding where to drop it) a blank frame drops in to show them where it will be inserted when they drop it. Therefore, I have to add and remove simultaneously, while still dragging. For example if they are at index zero, a blank frame is in index zero. As they move to 1, the blank frame appears to move from index zero, to index one, as the image that was at index one appears to move to index zero. But what I'm really doing is just removing and then adding the blank frame.
I think the following code should accomplish this. And it works, most of the time. Every so often, there is a delay where is does the REMOVE, and then waits until the Back.easeOut tween is complete, and then does the ADD.   It is intermittent. Any ideas, or is there a better way to do it? Thanks
MXML code:
    <mx:Sequence id="myEffect">
        <mx:Parallel>
            <mx:Move
                duration="600"
                easingFunction="{Back.easeOut}"
                />
            <mx:RemoveItemAction id="dcmRemoveItemActionTag"
                                 />
            <mx:AddItemAction id="dcmAddItemActionTag"
                               />
        </mx:Parallel>
    </mx:Sequence>
actionscript code:
                _sharedMedia.removeItemAt(_sharedMedia.getItemIndex(_dropPlaceHolderimage));
                _sharedMedia.addItemAt(_dropPlaceHolderimage,dropIndex);

hi,
You could do this a couple of ways, you could have a slight delay set on the remove effect so that it doesn't interfere with the ease function.
or
You could add the item instead of an empty frame, on the dragdrop event you don't need to do anything if you get a dragexit triggered then you simply remove the item completely.
David

How to turn the surround-sound-like effect off with headphones?

When I plug in the headphones into my ipad I notice the sound in the headphones becomes kinda surround-like. For instance I clearly hear keyboard clicks "at a distance" in front of me when using headphones. This "effect" is nice for keyboard clicks but totally ruins any music listening experience because any song gets distorted and is perceived at some distance when played. This becomes extremely annoying when listening to mono content. The special sound processing applied to get this surrround-like sound effect adds artefacts into the sound, please let me know how to turn this off Apple, I couldn't find any option in the settings.
Overall, I couldn't even imagine I'd get such an annoying and unprofessional effect applied by default without a possibility to turn it off. If I knew that in advance I'd never buy my ipad since currently it's not possible to listen to music with it
Message was edited by: vvtrus

vvtrus, did you ever consider that turning off the clicks or other sounds might have an effect? So, before telling people who want to help you that an answer makes no sense to you, you might first try it.
Since hearing and listening to music is a very subjective matter which also depends on the quality of the headphones you use, it might be the case that you hear on your iPod something that you couldn't hear on your laptop and portable music player (both of non-apple design). Then you should blame those other devices to deliver you such poor sound. On the other hand, you might have a better hearing than other people which might give you the impression of surround-sound-like effects -- in which case we can't help you either.
Anyway, there are no settings to turn on or off "surround sound effects".

How to remove effect presets from a clip?

I'm learning how to use Premiere Elements 8 from Adobe's official Help document.
I'm currently working through Chapter 10, "Applying effects", section "Working with effect presets" -> "Apply an effect preset".
The Help document doesn't tell how to remove an effect preset you had applied.
I've tried to follow the instructions for removing regular effects, but they don't seem to work in the case of presets.
How can i remove effect presets from a clip?

I suspect it's actually a standard PE terminology that i'd better get acquainted with.
I wanted to address this part separately. Actually, "workflow" is more of a video, or at least NLE term, and is not specific to PrE.
As for terminology, this ARTICLE might prove useful.
As I attempt to point out, some of these terms might be applied slightly differently, depending on the exact program used. As a for instance, PrE 8 has moved all of the Export options to Share. I still write "Export/Share" in case a PrE 2 through 7 user reads it. Terms can change. Also, Avid might call one common operation by one name, and Final Cut Pro use a different one.
For me, I had to learn some new terms. I can from a film background. Terms were changed with video. For instance, my old Fade-to-Black is now Dip-to-Black in most NLE's. First time that I typed Fade-to-Black, everyone came back with "huh???"
I read a lot of books on general editing of both video and audio. Some authors use different programs, and though the core theories are the same, their terminology can be rooted in their program of choice.
Also, with regards to audio, many still use a lot of the terminology from the analog days, and keep them, because analog is still part of the workflow in most productions - think of the mics, for instance. There is generally less analog left in video, unless someone needs to telecine film to digital, or transfer VHS tapes to digital. More of the total workflow is all in digital, so my old film school terms have faded.
One of the things that I attempt to do is differentiate exaclty what I am talking about. If I type video, I mean video in general. If I type Video, I am talking about the video Assets in a Project. Notice that Assets is also capatilized, as that is a term from the NLE and is specific to all things, SFX, Video, Audio, etc. used. Sometimes I slip up. I use project to mean the whole thing, and Project to mean the setup in the NLE, that will result in either a .PREL, or .PRPROJ file from my Adobe editors. Does this make sense?
Good luck,
Hunt

Can't remove effects from video track

Video: http://screencast.com/t/x5L00pQn
I right-click the track and select "Remove Effects", tick all checkboxes but nada.Of course, the track is not locked or anything.
Any help would be very much appreciated.

What effects are you referring to? I see time remapping keyframes, but those are exempt from the Remove Effects command (since removing them would alter the duration of your clip).
Remove Effects removes or resets the following:
Motion (intrinsic)
Opacity (intrinsic)
Video Filters (applied)
Audio Filters (applied)
Audio Volume (intrinsic)
Transitions are not effects, at least in the technical definition, so they are not removed either.

I have downloaded Photoshop CC. Can I remove now Photoshop CS6 from my computer

I have downloaded Photoshop CC. Can I remove now Photoshop CS6 from my computer.

Hi there,
You can have both Adobe Photoshop CC and Adobe Photoshop CS6 on the same system and both will work fine.
In case you need to remove photoshop CS6 from your system, you will first have to deactivate it so save the activation count which you can use it for the future to reactivate.
Activation:
Make sure that your computer is connected to the Internet.
Start the application.
Choose Help > Deactivate and choose one of the following options.
Deactivate or Suspend Activation. These options deactivate the software but retain licensing information. Choose one of these options if you want to temporarily deactivate the software, and you're planning to activate on this computer again.
Deactivate permanently. This option deactivates the software and removes the licensing information from your computer. Enter the serial number again if you want to use the software on this computer.
Deactivation:
CS6: You log in with your Adobe ID to activate your software when you install it or within the first seven days of use. Follow the steps below.
Steps:
Make sure that your computer is connected to the Internet.
Start the application.
Choose Help > Activate. (If this option is dimmed, you've already activated your software)
Log in with your Adobe ID (usually your email address) to activate your software. If you don’t have an Adobe ID, you see an option to create one.
Optional (CS5 & earlier): After you activate, also register your Adobe product for faster and easier access to support and upgrades.
If you need the free download link for CS6, you can visit [ http://www.adobe.com/downloads/other-downloads.html ]
Thank you

How can I try previous versions of After Effects? (cs6, cc 12.2)

How can I try previous versions of After Effects? (cs6, cc 12.2) Please help!

is it possible with this? https://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/policy-pricing/cs6-product-downloads.html

Does Sound Enhancer effect the sound on iPod?

Does the Sound Enhancer effect in iTunes effect the sound on iPod?
(sorry if this obvious...)

Thanks for the info!
Please tell me more about setting the equalizer and sound check settings on the iPod...
Tmp

Strange behavior with Premiere and effects in CS6

Hello
I created a PS file with several layers of a subject for a TV show idea i am preparing for a presintation but every time a render my effects are not as i see them., speciffialy the 8-16 point Garbage mattes and keying.
The PS files where dragged and dropped into Premiere and as Sequences to maintin them in folders and in a Nested Sequence.,
Then i sort of sequences masked PS layers, using Ultra key to punch out the greene screen, 8/16 point Gabrage mattes to take out any other noise or background images un wanted, MOJO to warm up the subject i then placed the sequence as a NESTED sequence in my time line, but when i would render the Garbage Mattes, keying and all would be partially showing a previous tweek, but when i open the nested Sequence i would not see these errors or older tweeks, yet in the main Sequence aka composition i would see them yet when i would place the mouse over the time line to select an area for the position to play they would go away again,
sounds like a bug?
OSX10.7.4
imac i7 12GB
8TB RAID
CS6 Suite
Message was edited by: Andrew Yoole
This message was relocated from the After Effects Forum.

There must be bugs in the Zoom effect code -- I changed the
Zoom to Resize in the above code, and it works perfectly. Of
course, Resize is not as nice as Zoom because you can't set the
resize to be around the center of the image, but at least it works.
Does anyone know about bugs in the Zoom effect?

GTX Titan in After Effects & Premiere CS6

GTX Titan Superclocked now running in OS X 10.8.3 using the latest NVIDIA Web Driver (313.01.01f03) and CUDA Driver Version 5.0.59.
I've modified both the "cuda_supported_cards.txt" file for Premiere Pro CS6 (6.0.2) and the "raytracer_supported_cards.txt" file for After Effects CS 6 (11.0.2) to include the "GeForce GTX TITAN."
Premiere recognizes the card fine and is able to leverage the Titan for it's Mercury Playback Engine GPU Acceleration (CUDA). However, After Effects reports the following error when starting up:
After Effects error: Ray-traced 3D: Initial shader compile failed (5070 :: 0)
Mylenium discusses the error in detail here:
http://myleniumerrors.com/2013/01/06/5070-0-3/
Removing the "GeForce GTX TITAN" from the "raytracer_supported_cards.txt" file resolves the error message, however, this obviously renders the Titan useless for any ray-traced acceleration using the Titan.
Any thoughts on why After Effects is reporting this error (even though Premiere is capable of enabling CUDA with the Titan) and what the solution might be?
One final note, even with the startup error, After Effects successfully reports the GTX Titan under GPU Information (see attached image below)

I agree with the above. Couple things I would add:
-1200W PSU should be good for nearly all systems, unless you are running 6+ HDD and multiple GPUs. The titan is actually very energy efficient for its speed
- IF going the overclocked 3930K route, I'd suggest the corsair HAF100 closed loop water CPU cooler, at a minimum.
- Coolermaster and thermaltake both make great cases. Airflow is very important.
- Also I have found in previous builds that 128 GB SSD for OS is not enough, it gets full very quickly. Personally, I'd recommend at least 256 for SSD overheard, especially if you want to install full Adobe CC suite + multiple 3D apps and programs.
- don't forget data backup is very important, especially when using RAIDS for projects, as they are not super stable and can have disk failures - you can get a cheap external 2-4 TB USB 3.0 drive for pretty cheap. It will save your life one day
- Definitely look into the red rocket PCI card. if you can afford it. Much better use of your money for editing red than another titan, or xeon chips.

CS3 Removing effect from one object changes all other images on page-!???

I'm reusing an 80 page document that I created last year as the template for an updated version of the same document. There are images on almost every page. In the previous version of the document most images had a drop shadow applied, but this year I'm not using drop shadows so I've been deleting old photos or placing new images in old photo boxes and removing the drop shadow. No problem most of the time, but there are about 5 images in the document (scattered around randomly) that are problematic - when I either delete these or try to remove the drop shadow effect, all the other images on the page get darker (a lot darker). It's not specifically the drop shadow causing the problem - I can change the effect to any other with no change to the problem, it's just when I remove or clear all effects that the problem occurs. I even tried creating a new spread then cutting and pasting all but the problem image but it didn't work - everything was dark till I added the problem image. So weird and confounding! I've never seen this in either CS3, which I've been using for a few years, or any previous version of InDesign. The only workaround I've found is to move the problem images onto the pasteboard and keep them, but I'd rather not send the document to the printer like that. Has anyone seen this problem??? Hmm, the only thing I can think of is that I'm still using CS3 yet I upgraded my Mac OS to Snow Leapard (10.6.4). In fact, this isn't the only problem I've had with my CS3 Suite programs since I got my newer Mac. Maybe I just answered my own question, sort of. Still, has anyone seen that InDesign problem?

Thanks Peter! You're right about the problem images being the only ones on their pages. They are all grayscale though. Rob mentions that possibility. I Sounds from both your answers like the problem is probably with the transparency blend space. Unfortunately (or fortunately?), I've never had to set the blend space. My printers have always handled that part. I hope I can ask you this newbie question -- if all the images are grayscale what should the transparency blend space be? I assume it should be in CMYK since the doc will be printed offset and the printer will have the native files not a PDF. The doc's transparency blend space is set to CMYK. Rob seems to think this could be the problem but the only choices are RGB or CMYK as far as I can tell.

No sound remover effect in CS6?

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