Audition

I'm a long time CC user, but relatively new to Audition.  That said, we have a project with around 150 voice over recordings, listing off different amounts followed by the same two sentences.  The client has asked us to remove the second to last sentence from each recording and I'm wondering if there's a way to automate this in Audition.  It would save a lot of time if we didn't need to go through all tracks, manually select each similar waveform, delete them and export them all. I noticed that there's a "Learn Sound Model" function in Effects > Noise Reduction / Restoration.  Could that sound model be used to learn the general shape of the sentence's waveform, and apply it to the other tracks?  If so, could we use that auto selection to batch delete it and export?  Or is there another method? Thanks,

  Looking for a practiced Adobe Audition expert in the US (or perhaps Canada), somewhat preferably on East Coast or in/near New York, but anyone who's been using it for a while and can quickly walk me through two basic activities.   Would much appreciate hearing from such a person—can you kindly write to   [email address removed - Adobe policy - Mod]  ?

I bought all apps of Adobe Creative Cloud, but I need Audition most right now. When I try to open it, the GUI is all messed up, and the prompt bars don't display anything (see attached). I tried to reinstall Audition, even deleting directly from Program Files, but it doesn't do anything. How can I fix this?

Getting the message: The Sample rates o the audio input and output devices do not match. Audio cannot be recorded until this is corrected.Use the appropriete operating system or audio device control panel to adjust the sample rates of the input and output devices to use the same settings.  If I change anything, it was by accident. Adobe remote support says it can't help me because it's a CS version. Can anyone help me here? Thanks in advance. Dave    

Hi I am doing a series of podcasts and am using the podcast template for each episode.   I realised I made oneof the episodes in the multitrack template.  I want to convert it to a podcast template without loosing my markers, cuts etc.  Is this possible? I'm in v14

Hi, I recorded a song in a studio in pro tools but I want to mix in audition. I have all the wav files but when I bring them on the timeline they all start on different layers but at the 00:00 position so all out of sync. Is there a way to use the time code maybe to lay them into the timeline in sync?

When I record podcasts, I always ask my guests to record their audio locally on their iPhone to ensure high quality and to eliminate connection issues. Although I always ask my guests to wear headphones, sometimes they don't. What then happens is that my voice gets recorded on their audio track when it comes through on their iPad or PC speakers. Is there any AI audio "magic" within Audition that can automatically detect and remove my voice from my guest's iPhone audio recording? I've tried AutoGate, but it didn't work on the episode I'm currently editing because my voice was very loud on my guest's speakers. Thanks in advance for your help. 

Hello,I'm wondering how I move presets that I've created from Audition 2020 to Audition 2021?Thanks!

Hi all 👋👋 I would like to connect my Rane 72 mixer. will recognize this. but I don't get a signal.   

Lately, we've a couple machines that are not playing audio inline with the playhead when started.After a couple of false starts it will play normally, but anytime a different clip is selected there will be a good two seconds lag between playhead and actual audio. We've already gone through the regular latency fixes. There is no hesitation or stuttering, just taking its time to get on track.

I am attempting to merge three multitrack sections of an interview done at different times, so that I can match audio and edit as one.   I grouped  all tracks in one of the 3 sessions, and attempted to paste that into another -- but received an alert saying "The sample rate of one or more clips does not match the sample rate of the session.  These clips will not be inserted."I checked, and one is 44100 Hz and the other is 32000 Hz.    I tried converting individual  clips in the Waveform editor -- but after selecting "convert sample type" and choosing 41000, nothing happened.  So I am stuck with three incompatible files.   I COULD finish editing each one separately, mixdown and try converting those in Waveform -- but would prefer to have the separate tracks laid out in one sequence so I can even out speakers, music and effects before mixing down. Any advice?   Thanks in advance for any help.    Rob

Hey Auditioners, This has never happened to me before. I always use adobe dynamic link, but this time audition decided to convert all of my audios into mono. Why? Also, how can I change it back?

Hi!Is there a way to make selected clips have their own individual tracks automatically?(I will attach a picture of what I want to do)Thanks!

Hi everyone! I'm wondering if it's possible to split a multichannel wav (poly wav), when it's already edited and put on the Multitrack timeline as a multichannel. Should be possible, right? So to give an overview of the situation: the client recorded polywav on their Rodecaster, dragged it as a multichannel in the Multitrack timeline and started editing. Now I need to split them into the 5 seperate mic's they recorded, to do some proper post production. I can get the seperate mono files in the Files browser, I know that, but that's just the complete unedited file. I can also choose to 'make an unique copy' and then drag all the new mono files in, but I lose the handles. I can export as OMF and import in Nuendo (which is capable of splitting it) but the OMF will just turn the multichannel into a (two mono) stereo file. Not helping there either. Isn't there just a simple 'right click clip > split multichannel into mono files'-option? Thanks!

Hi there,Tried both dithering options (i.e. with "Enabled" and "Disabled") throughFile > Save As > Convert Sample Type > Bit Depth > Advanced > Dithering.But the saved output file with the 'Dithering' option looks like working in the opposite way (i.e. dithering is disabled when "Enabled" is selected and vice versa).Notice that I’m currently using Adobe Audition ‘Build 14.2.0.34’ (the previous versions look the same though) and tried 48KHz/16-bit generated tone with extremely small gain (-90 dB) just to see the effects of dithering more clearly.Additionally,Close/Reopen the file is required to check out the changes only when Dithering is “Disabled” (but actually dithered). No need to reopen it if “Enabled”.And the last setting is gone (indicating "Disabled" always) when I revisit the menu again (just to make sure which option I've selected, right before saving it finally) which is not pretty intuitive and confusing.Hope the GUI get revised, if applicable. Thanks,HP

Hello all.  This is Aaron.   I am on a Windows PC.  I have a focusrite 2i2 as my interface.  I open audition and have my audio hardware input/ output/ clock set to my focusrite.  Audio Mapping set to the focusrite.  I have the most updated version of audition and I have updated the driver for the focusrite through focusrite's website.  I opened audition.  I went to record some test levels.  It recorded, everything looked good.  I delted the test.  I went to record again for the actual project and.... nothing.  Flat line.  Won't show audio levels.  Won't record anything.  All the above still indicates the focusrite is selected and acknowledged.  Even the lower right hand corner of my task bar shows the microphone icon and when hovering it indicates "Adobe Audition 2021 is using your microphone".  I have tried shutting everything down.  I've tried restarting.  I've even reached out to Adob

I have just installed Audition and when I open it I get an error message that says MSVCP110.dll not found.  I have uninstalled and reinstalled but no joy.  Any suggestions?

I assume that the Audition's panning follows 'Constant Panning Law' (default panning mode = -3dB center) https://www.cs.cmu.edu/~music/icm-online/readings/panlaws/index.html However, I cannot find any clue regarding what equation applied on the default panning of Multitrack session.  For example, Attached equation is found from a paper of Professor James Kates, U. Colorado.  If I Pan it to R30 and R60, What calculation is going on in Audition? Any information?  Best, Myoung   

Hello everyone! I am editing a audio to make it sound like inside a capsule. Is there any effect or EQ adjustment I can make to sound like this? Example of video Thank you

I often use this effect and this problem constantly arises when processing a track; unpleasant clicks or peaks appear; how to get rid of this? What can you advise

I added the effect "automatic pitch correction" to some clips and it is creating a popping noise in the vocals. I checked, and the noise is not from the original file. How do I fix this and what's causing it?  

Thought I would share this. I have been wrestling with getting audio volume configuration for a long time. I was using a Mackie mixer for a while and the quality was excellent, interfacing it with Audition in real time on my PC was a pain.So I switched to a Zoom P8 audio interface (mixer) ... The Zoom P8 is a bad ass little mixer - designed for podcasters, all the settings I needed, but simple to use. I also use it for instructional voice overs. The P8 configured effortlessly to my new PC - Dell i7 / SSD / 16 gb.BTW - NEVER try and do audio without the latest equipment. I know we are all on a budget but I have NO issues right now and it was well worth it.Anyway, the problem was that my volume was super low when recording and I had to constantly mess with it in post-producton.Finally, I went to Windows > Audio > Mic settings an noticed it was at 50% volume - So I turned it up all the way. Well, that's all it was. I can now modulate my audio level in real t

For some reason when I'm working in multi-track mode, when I try and play it back it doesn't play. Playback works fine in the mixdown. Any help would be welcome! Thanks!

I'm doing the final mix of the audio of a premiere project at the moment. I've been mixing the audio by making live volume adjustments, making keyframes on the tracks themselves by using the write function in the mixer. While I'm happy with the mix, some of the audio is clipping, so ideally I'd like to move all the keyframes I've made down a few levels. I've already made some bus tracks to turn the overall volume down, but I'm guessing (I'm fairly new to this kind of mixing so I'm not sure about this) that if a track is clipping, going in the red in an audio track, turning down the bus track it's linked to won't fix the distortion. So that's why I'm wanting to see if I can turn all the keyframes down by the same amount. Is this possible? Thanks

For some reason Global Clip Stretching is not enabled on in Audion 14.4. What am I missing?