Audition

I recorded an audio file. I saved it in .wav format. I see the audio file, but when I go to play it back, there is nothing. Also, I tried to take a piece of the audio and copy and paste it into a separate file and when it pastes, there is no visual audio. It just comes up blank, although I see how long the file is, (in time) I do not see the wav file, only in the orginal do I see the audio file. Any suggestions on what happened and how I can fix it?

Hi all, I am pretty new to Audition. I am working through a series of videos and am trying to clean up the audio in Audition. Each video has several audio files and so I have imported all of the files from one video into the multitrack editor. I want to do some more precise work and so I clicked "edit source audio" but now I can't figure out how to get the edited audio back to multitrack. Any help you could provide would be greatly appreciated. 

Hi all,I have been burning CDRs with Audition CS5. The discs in question are compilations I have made up from various CDs old and new with a lot of varation on listening volumes. As you can imagine the older CDs are quieter than the newer ones. I decided to convert all the files to -3db. The problem I have come up against is in some instances a certain song may only reach -3db in only ONE instance in that song and the remainder of the song is below -3db which makes it sound quieter than other songs on that compilation. Is there anything within CS5 to slightly boost the quieter parts of that song or is there a separate program that can do this. Any thoughts would be most welcome. 

I have some old audio cassette tapes of my grandparents talking about their lives. I want to digitize them, organize them and put them online so that all of my relatives can listen/download them. The copying them part is easy. I have digitized them and have one audio file for each cassette. I am at a bit of a loss as to where to go from there. For example, what kind of Audition project would best suit my needs, and lots of other questions, most of which I don't even know I have yet. Any advice?

Hey All,Is there a way to monitor and adjust volume/record levels prior to hitting the record button? Cant seem to google this anywhere. I have never seen a platform where you couldnt do this. Just havent figured out how!Thanks!

I mainly use it to make some cuts and crossfades, and when i go to export multiractk mixdown, in settings i select same as source and constant 320 kbps but the output is still around 192. (Using Spek to view)This doesnt happen in Audacity.Reddit thread:www(dot)reddit(dot)com/r/AdobeAudition/comments/k92g6e/adobe_audition_always_lowers_the_song_quality_on/

Are there any updates available for Cool Edit 2000 or can I upgrade to Audition free of charge?

I was having no issuses with editing my voice clips, but this one clip wont allow itself to be edited, nor will it play audio. i have the most recent version of audition on a windows 10 laptop yet as i said, no issues till now with one single clip. all others play fine and can be edited and heard no problems. also the clip can be heard in premiere pro like its nothing, hence y i was able to tell it was too long as an outro and needed to be redone fully, so like i did with the intro i tried highlighting with ctrl-a and its grayed out, i try highlighting and it looks as if its making an in and out point instead, and i really need to get this done before i go to sleep tonight, and sleep is needed, as the video im making, is for the class i have in the morning. 

I'm sure its not the most elegant way to clean audio, but we get big batches and have to select files out of them, clean them and save them out. Previous versions of  Audition you could select several files ( Untitled1, Utitiled2, Untitled3 ect.) close them, the "Would you like to save these files?" dialog box would come up. Before you could simply click "Yes to All" and it would let you name the files in order. Now it picks randomly from the list in no particular order ( Untitled3?, then Untiltled8? then Untitled 10????) How can I stop this from happening? This is really slowing me down.

What is the latest version of Audition???

Updated recently to 13.0.  Had several effects rack presets saved.  When I try to import the effectsrack.xml file from 12.0, I get "cannot upload due an unkown error".    Thoughts?  

Although I downloaded Adobe's free CS2 several years ago, just tonight tried to install the Audition 3.0 that came with it but now it is asking for an activation code. Is there a code for Audition 3.0? I have the serial number given at the time of the giveaway but no activation code.

Hello, we need help creating a multitrack session for a podcast. We have loaded various .wav files into the session and edited them in the waveform editor. Unfortunately, the edits are not transferred to the multitrack; the unedited .wav files are still there, so to speak, even after saving. Can someone help us?

Would LOVE to see a Strip Silence feature added to Audition in a Multitrack session. Something similar to Pro Tools, Logic Pro X or Ferrite on iOS is great.https://www.soundonsound.com/techniques/using-pro-tools-strip-silence-functionI edit a lot of podcasts and the lack of Strip Silence is the only thing holding me back from using Audition exclusively instead of one of the other tools mentioned above.As a reference, I use a process similar to what is outlined here:https://sixcolors.com/post/2015/02/how-i-podcast-editing/Thanks!Brian Reyman

I'm working to simulate the Logic Pro Strip Silence feature.In short, it identifies all silent areas in its multi-track editor, slices and then deletes the empty regions, so it ends up looking like the following.In Audition, I can add Markers in the Diagnostics panel to identify silent and speaking areas and then have those marker regions sent to the multi-track file with just a few clicks. I end up with screenshot 1 below. But, I then have to manually delete each of the silent areas to get to screenshot 2 below. Manually deleting them all won't work as I edit long podcasts and would delete hundreds of areas.Any thoughts on a better way to do this? Screenshot 1 - I can get to this pretty easily. Silent areas are marked and cut, but not yet removed.Screenshot 2: I have to manually select and delete each silent area to get to my ideal place, here. I edit VERY long podcasts so doing this manually isn't going to work.

I am having problem with overheating my mac book when i run audition adobe cc 2020 after recording after 2 hours.Called apple support i was advised adobe uses lot of cpu on activity monitor do any one has this problem..please helpIs mac book pro late 2018 model has the issue or adobe audition

I have an audio recording I have been trying to clean up for weeks with no luck. I want to hear the conversation on the recording but it is whispering and there is background noise. It is really important to me and would welcome any suggesions.Also Do people provide a service with this type of issue and is it expensive?Please let me know if you have any ideas.Thank you very much

Is there any way to add "rulers" to multi-track sessions in Audition?  What I mean by this is creating a line across the timeline that behaves similarly to a ruler in Adobe Photoshop; any audio clip could easily be snapped to that ruler by simply dragging the clip up to it.  The main advantage of this would be that multiple rulers could be created in consistent intervals (possibly through a dialog box or something) so that audio clips could be repeated more easily.  Is there any way to do anything like this in Audition?

Recently updated both Mac OS and Audition, and now any time I use ripple delete there's a slight delay between my keystroke and the operation. Is this happening for anyone else, or is it perhaps just a sign of my 2015 Macbook Air slowly dying on me?

I work in the Radio industry and process a lot of songs in readiness for airplay.Several versions ago, Audition changed the way the Playback behaviour works. As in the attached JPG screenshot, in the Waveform Editor|Scroll Type I choose "Centered"; and enable Auto-scroll when starting playback or recording.This works as expected in the first half of the file, but not towards the end of the file.Here's the issue: When zoomed fully out, I  place the play head in (say) the last 15 seconds of the file and start playing. Then I "Zoom To Selection". The display starts scrolling, but it doesn't match what I'm hearing, and the play head is not in the centre of the screen as it should be. This does sometimes work correctly if I use the Zoom In (Time) function, but not if I use Zoom To Selection as it used to. Strangely, it's only a problem towards the end of the file. A bug or "expected behaviour"? Thoughts? Phil

I was told Audition may have a solution for my recent video podcast that resulted in audio drops priotically.See attached and it's quite annoying.Any sugggestions would be appreciated.Thank you

On camera Rode Mic was hitting the car's front glass while recording a car review session, unable to remove it, very challenging.Can someone assist me please.

How can I record audio from Zoom meetings (I'm using a USB mixer for my microphone/Zoom input) directly into Audition?  (I also have access to and can use Audio Hijack if needed) Thank you(this is probably musch easier than I am making it)

Hi everybody, I have been working on improving the audio quality of my podcast. The biggest change I have made recently is that I am now recording directly into audition using two Shure SM7B microphones and a Zoom H4N as an audio interface. I always set the frequency to 44100 of the recorder and multitrack session, because I noticed pitch distortions and clicking when I recorded in 48000. I also set the bit depth to 32 (Float), but I am unsure if that affects anything. Anyways, I was recently able to reduce the latency of my monitoring enough that I can hear the audio without any delay. However, I have noticed thata I can always pick up on the room tone while monitoring. I am accustomed to removing this pitch after recording by capturing a noise print in the waveform and compensating forr it, but I was wondering if there is a way to do this over the track as a whole? By that, I mean it would be nice for the monitoring to sound cleaner and closer to the final recording, as I am finding

Forgive if the question was posted and answered already; I am new to audition and I am not an audio technician.I am analysing sounds generated by precision mechanics for medical implantable instruments, that are running into an anechoic box. The sounds are recorded with a mono mic inside the anechoic box. There is slight environmental noise and we can't imporve the noise insulation.Today I run a background track and I subtract it manually in Excel.I would like to know if I can use a second track, recording environmnetal noise by an external mic that I'll use to subtract to the engine sound track. This would be ideal as it is "cleaning" the original track.