Overview
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Discover how to professionally edit and mix audio with Audition CC 2018.
Syllabus
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Introduction
- Welcome
- How to use the exercise files
- Who this chapter is for
- What's new in Audition CC 2017
- What's new in Audition CC 2018
- What's new in Audition CC 2018 (v11.1)
- Touring the Audition interface
- Taking a closer look at the Editor panel
- Customizing your workspace
- Who should watch this fast track chapter?
- Importing a Premiere Project
- Adding and editing audio clips
- Adjusting and matching clip volume
- Removing unwanted sounds
- Exporting back to Premiere
- Importing audio files
- Importing video files
- Importing video files (v11.1)
- Sending a sequence from Premiere
- Importing a sequence in Audition (v11.1)
- Understanding frequency
- Understanding amplitude
- Understanding sample rate
- Understanding bit depth
- Understanding the Waveform Editor
- Adjusting clip amplitude
- Setting clip levels with normalization
- Editing with the clipboard
- Undoing, redoing, and using the history
- Using the spectral frequency display
- Removing pops and clicks
- Removing background noise
- Removing a specific sound
- Repairing clipped audio
- Understanding the Multitrack Editor
- Creating a multitrack session
- Working with multichannel files
- Editing clips
- Fading clips
- Matching loudness between clips
- Adjusting clip levels
- Adjusting track levels
- Using clip and track colors
- Using the tracks panel (v11.1)
- Grouping clips
- Adding markers
- Stretching clips
- Re-editing music with Remix
- Creating computer-generated speech
- Setting up your input device
- Recording audio in the Waveform Editor
- Recording audio in the Multitrack Editor
- Using the Essential Sound panel
- Essential sound adjustments for dialogue
- Essential sound adjustments for music
- Auto-ducking music
- Essential sound adjustments for SFX
- Essential sound adjustments for ambiance
- Applying effects in the Waveform Editor
- Previewing effects
- Effects in the Multitrack Editor
- Using Compression Effects
- Using filters and EQ effects
- Using Reverb Effects
- Using presets and favorites
- Understanding the mixer panel
- Adjusting track levels in real time
- Mixing multiple tracks with buses
- Mixing effects with sends
- Measuring with the Loudness Radar
- Saving your multitrack session
- Send multitrack to Premiere
- Export to Media Encoder
- Exporting a session to OMF and XML
- Next steps
