Audition

When I set an IN/OUT on my Waveform and do Insert into Multi-track Session, the track and time placement into the Multi-track are a mystery to me.  It does not seem to pay any attention to where the position bar or track that was selected.  How do I dictate where that clip goes?

When I go to the time box in the lower left corner and enter 2410 (for 24 minutes and 10 seconds), the position moves to 40 miinutes.  What's going on here?  What am I doing wrong.  I'm in decimal mode now, but tried SMPTE and had the same type of random results.

I'm trying to import a psd (exported from ai. retain layer sizes, everything!) into after effects to animate individual layers, already exported as RGB, but I'm just getting a single, flat psd layer. Im going crazy!! Help!

I understand that this is not really a question that pertains to the actual Audition software itself but I don't know who else to ask so I'm posting on here in hopes of getting some advice from all the great audiophiles on here Here is the problem: I have an interview recording (lav mic) which sounds very computerized. Here's a sample of the original recording: Dropbox - test_original.wav I have tried EQ-ing it every way I know how but I feel like my ears have gone deaf from listening to that recording for hours while editing the footage and no matter what EQ preset or trick I try to use nothing seems to make this recording sound better. Is it too much bass? Is it too much on the high end? I can't even figure out what the problem is anymore. Does anyone have any ideas on how to make this sound less computerized? Any help or ideas would be greatly appreciated!

I have Audition CS6 on my Creative Cloud service, but it doesn't have what I need. What I do need is Audition CC, but that's not available to me. What happened?

Where can I find a dictionary or a glossary of Adobe terminology used in the tutorials and in the User Guide?If there is no dictionary or glossary per se, then is there a source of individual definitions and explanations?So far, I have been spending much more time trying to figure out the directions and explanations  then I have been actually used  Audition productively!  It's not even clear if the terms are being used consistently.ENGINEERS, please take note!  In the days of CD's and printed manuals, there were such things as dictionary-style indexes!  Very helpful and user-friendly! Please bring them back in some form.

Adobe Audition started working completely fine, until just a week ago until I kept on getting the 'Detected Dropped Samples' message. I makes my audio really choppy and its pretty annoying. Is there something I am doing wrong or is it just some kind of bug?

Hello!I'm trying to record a DJ mix in Audition CS6 from my Rane 62 mixer and I'm having no luck. I've gone through a ton of tutorials directing me to Audition>preferences>audio hardwear... and then making sure that the default input says Rane 62... Ive done all of that to no avail. When I "arm the track" for recording, the curser moves as if its recording, but no wave-lenth is formed. It doesn't pick it up.Please help!!Taharba

Hi everyone,I have a cassette tape and would like to import the audio from it into Audition. I'm using an iMac and I have a usb stereo input/output audio adapter (called iMic) that I planned to use to import the audio:https://www.amazon.com/Griffin-Technology-iMic-original-Adapter/dp/B003Y5D776 The problem is that I don't have a cassette player in order to import the audio. I just wondered if the brand/type of cassette player used will affect the quality of the audio and if yes, can anyone recommend a player that I could use?Would really appreciate any advice.

So I've been recording VO work using Adobe Audition with my M-Audio M-Track Plus and AT2020. Recently the levels on my recordings have all been stuck between -30 and -35db regardless of my gain settings on my M-Track Plus. I've double checked all my audio settings and the settings for my M-Track driver, but none of the settings seem to have been changed, so I'm not sure what could be causing this issue. Please help! Thanks!

I am still not grasping fully in a step by step process how to remove parts of one conversation like coughs, repeats, etc. without getting out of sync. I have read the forum question by NYCat and answered by ryclark about the ripple effect and watched the tutorials by Jason Levine on editing in his Audio 101 series and Dusty Porter's How to work with Multitrack Sessions in Adobe Audition. These have all been helpful in beginning my understanding but they are not detailed enough for me to have success in practice. Are there other tutorials and or fuller explanations of the process?

So I screwed up... was in a rush and didn't level out my audio input when filming the other day.  Now I have an audio track that is distorted and blown out, but really only with the background music.  Is there a way to reduce the background music and just leave the vocals?

Hi! There is a way to use Adobe Audition plug-ins in Pro Tools 10?I like the Noise Reduction and Tube-modeled Compressor from Adobe Audition.

When importing a progressive video to Audition CC, the video display is very good. But if the video is interlaced, the display quality is poor. And there seems to be no deinterlacing option in the menu. Is there any way to increase the interlaced video display quality in Audition CC? Thanks.

HiIve recently upgraded Adobe premier and Audition and now cannot export edited sound files back to Adobe Premier once edited in audition. Why?

Hey everyone, so here is my problem: I was recording an interview for my podcast, and I burp at one point during the interview--yeah...its embarrassing and I'd like for it to be removed. I record my interviews through Zencastr.com. Zencastr provides me with three audio tracks when I'm done recording:1. The audio from my end2. The audio from the guest3. The 2 tracks combined into oneThe burp shows up on all three including the audio of only my guest since he did not have headphones plugged in while doing the interview, so my audio bled through over to his end.So, my question is: is there a way for me to isolate the burp on the audio of just me, and use that to reduce/remove it on the audio track that includes both of us. This is not something that I can easily delete from the audio track of both of us since it happens while my guest is in the middle of talking. Thanks for any help anyone can offer.

Hello, I tried to install Adobe Audition, trial version, but I have the problem of the image. I tried to uninstall creative cloud anc components and reinstall it again, but it persists. If you know any solution pls tell me. Thanks

How can I prevent the pop-up menu from appearing when I right click on a track to move it where needed?  This has been frustrating & I need to know ASAP so that I can move these tracks around for a project due very soon!

So far every time I export my project in Audition CC 2018 my entire track has glitches. There is no clipping in volume, the project is fine when being worked on but exported it sounds like a digital mess of sounds. I went on another computer with Audition CC 2017 and it exported just fine. It looks like during the export it skips the last 50% but the track length is the same as in the project. It was a big waste of time and money. I've also tried changing drivers and disk drive locations and nothing has worked.

Hello. Has anybody tried TAL-Vocoder? I'm new to VST plugins, so I'm probably missing something really basic. After installing TAL-Vocoder, I can see two entries in the Effects menu: TAL Vocoder-2 and TAL Vocoder II Plugin. Adding either of them to Track 1 with an audio file makes the track silent. I guess some additional routing is required, but I couldn't find any instructions for that

I am new and practicing. I made a multitrack recording, then saved, then closed. When I came back and reloaded the recording, the recording will not play. I push the play button and the recording doesn't start playing. Why? What have I done,how do I fix it, and how do I not create the issue in the first place?

Hello. I have a Multi-Track session recorded in Audition CC 2015. The whole project is only 2 minutes and 30 seconds long. When I export the "Entire session" as a WAV file, it always adds an empty 30 seconds to the WAV file, making it 3 minutes long. The session is trimmed exactly at 2 minutes and 30 seconds, with no remaining data past that time within my project.Why is Audition adding these seconds to my WAV during exporting and how can this be stopped?Thanks in advance!

Wow...  After following the path listed on the Adobe site to get phone-based help with "How to's" I was told by a phone support analyst that Adobe no longer offers any phone support outside of installation, bugs & break/fix (Thanks Adobe - way to stand behind your product... NOT), and he even said that their phone calls were recorded and reviewed so he'd get in trouble if he helped me actually USE the software I'm paying for.  I remember a time when companies actually cared and supported the software they wrote when users needed help - especially media editing software whose projects are usually on a tight deadline.  Those were the days... So, since apparently there's no such thing as Adobe phone support anymore I suppose I'll post here to see if someone can help me get through this even with the deadline.  Here goes:I have a project that I created and edited in Audition CC 2018 for Mac and then once back in the studio I opened it in Audition CC 2018 for Windows

I have some audio tracks that were made from phone recordings. One track, both parties on the same track.The person recording the call sounds fine, and I know there is no way to make the person on the other end sound as good. But what chance do I have for significantly improving the voice on the other end?I have posted a link to a small sample.Thanks!Alligator 2 Mixdown by Project Meatball