Audition

Hi there. I am using the latest audition and focusrite scarlett 3. The microphone channel works fine and records in mono.Trying to record my guitar in mono and it wont. I set up two tracks like this:YOu can see stereo track 5 is recording on the rh channel where as 4 (mono) isn't recording. In a way this isn't that surprising as the mapping says right is channel 2 (if I understand it right) Here are my hardware settings  My question is how do I get the guitar to record in mono - I am sure it used to. I have tried altering the mapping. There aren't really any settings on the focusrite.  

Hey,I am pretty new to audition, and I've just started figuring out how to edit sound quality in waveform. The problem is, when I use noise reduction in waveform, it doesn't appear to affect the multitrack audio. I click on the specific track, open it in waveform, use capture noise print, then apply reduction to the entire clip, then I save.When I jump back over to edit in multitrack, it's like I didn't use noise reduction at all. I've looked this up and thought maybe I was doing the process wrong, but I can't seem to find anyone having the same issue as me. It worked fine a few days ago. Now it doesn't work at all.

Hi.  I messed up my OBS settings so that track 1 has both game audio and mic (it was meant to be mic only).  However, I have the game audio on track 2.  Is there a way to use track 2 (game audio only) to isolate mic on track 1 (which has both game audio and mic).  I did have a search, but could only find advice on general removal of background music and was hoping that having the separate game audio track might mean there is a more effective way to do it.  Thanks in advance 

For some reason, now that I am done mixing my radio show, the entire session, nor selected clips will export to mp3. How do I fix this? I have restarted my computer and everything.Discussion successfully moved from The Lounge to Audition CS5.5, CS6 & CC

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For educational purposes, I modified my Audition session file to change the sample rate to 520 Hz (around the sample rate of a low-end AM radio broadcast) as part of an effort to emulate the sound of an old radio broadcast. I was able to drag an audio clip into the first track (which After Effects automatically resampled to 520 Hz for me), but I was not able to play it back, as all playback controls were disabled for some reason. How do I fix this? It is an absolute requirement that I use a low sample rate for this project (not really, I'd just prefer to do it that way).

I had a section of multitrack selected and the individual track soloed so I could EQ it. The audio stopped but the playhead kept moving and there was an audio reading at the bars on the track. I deselected and realised I couldn't hear any of the other tracks as well. All of the tracks have readings on their individual tracks when playing, however the main reading bar on the bottom does not have a reading. I've tried turning 'meter input reading' on but it's greyed out. I also don't think the master is muted. I think I've toggled something to turn off the audio but I'm not sure what, any advice to get audio back would be appreciated.

I'm somewhat new to the Audition scene so be gentle. 🙂I've got a good library of CD's that I've ripped to FLAC and then converted to mp3 for easy access on my phone (I prefer not to stream). I want to (naturally) make my music all sound relatively the same in terms of volume/loudness. However, some albums (like Dark Side of the Moon) have softer songs and I want to preserve that softness.I know how to use the "match loudness" option (which I like) for individual tracks. But I want to match the loudness for an entire album as one piece.I remember a long time ago I found an article about using the "open append" option and can make the adjustment there but don't remember the steps to save/export the updated, individual mp3 files. So, using Dark Side of the Moon as an example. I can make the loudness change(s) I want using the open append option, but want Audition to save/export the 10 individual tracks instead of one, long, conjoined track.If there's a better way to do it, I'm all

I'm making narration files. When I look at my waveforms they are asymmetric: the waves look different on the top than the bottom. But the display is set up to look like it should be mirroring. Of course I don't even know what waveforms really mean. I don't know what the upper and lower parts represent. I've already saved it as Mono. 

Hi AuditionForum,is anybody aware of a 'solo band' feature within the Parametric Equaliser effect?It is a feature which allows you to select a particular frequency band and, by holding down a key, hear nothing but that frequency band.Any help would be greatly appreciated.Jeff

I have been using Audition and saving files as .wav, and also doing the 'save as' to save as mp3. When saving as mp3, the file name always used to end with .mp3, but recently it shows .wav and .mp3 as the options, and defaults to .wav. This means every time I save an mp3 file, I must type 'mp3' over where it defaults to .wav. This sudden change only happened after I upgraded a sound card. I looked at Windows file associations, but it doesn't help. How can I make Audition revert back to only saving mp3 files with an mp3 extension, and without defaulting to the .wav extension? Any help will be greatly appreciated.

In Premiere, Command+A allows you to select everything in the timeline after the clip you select, so you can move all clips at once. Is there a similar way to do that in Audition?

Hello. I just installed Audition CC 2019 on a new Mac running Mojave. How do I get my Favorites from another Mac in (the right) place?

MacOS Monterey, Audition 24.0.3.3I've just begun editing podcast episodes in audition as it is the easiet option in my employers workflow. I wanted to know if there is a better way to adjust the volume in specific selections in the multitrack view? In the waveform view I can make a selection and adjust the gain, great, but there is no gain line (is there a way to enable one?), it is destructive and difficult to change later if needed. In multitrack I can do pretty much the same thing but I have to right click and use "silence selection" command. It adds a nice little dip in the gain line that shows me where I've changed the volume, but it makes really ridiculous keyframe lines if you don't drag your mouse perfecly straight and you have to fiddle with it back and forth to keep it flat.That is the only way I've figured out how to do that in multitrack, I think it would be great to be able to just drag the gain line in the clip and it ajdust the volume where selected. Am I missing a

Hello!  In Pro Tools when automation is enabled on a track (TOUCH) and volume is adjusted, it essentially "draws" keyframes on the audio file based on your fader movements.  If you want to bounce a track without the envelopes you could switch the automation on the channel to OFF.  In Audition automation for the faders appears to be completely separate from the volume envelopes.  Is this the case? And if so is there a way to (temporarily) disable volume envelopes short of copying a waveform, then selecting all it's keyframes to delete them?   

Rapaziada eu tô fazendo um projeto, e preciso que no mesmo vídeo contenha um áudio de uma música em L e um áudio de uma gravação em R, ou seja dois áudio no mesmo vídeo, só que um indo pra L e outro pra R, como vocês fariam isso? 

Hi. Any chance the Adobe developer team will add Ai to Audition to assist in voice changes? I use Audition to record audio for cartoon animation and having presets to help change my voice that I can then save for each particular character would be an enormous time saver for me. I'm female and would like to make my masculine  character voices more believable. Thanks much!

Hi AllI have a really annoying problem with my Adobe / Rode combination. When I select this combination of Input and Output, Adobe doesnt work - its as though the mic isnt connected.As you can see, the input and output is selected to the Rode AL-1 and device manager is showing that both the input and output drivers are installed correctly. Also, there are no problems with the IRQ's. But when I select this combination, it works fine but I dont get anything coming through the headphones (which are plugged into the AL-1).The Rode AL-1 is using the USB AUDIO DEVICE DRIVER for Sound and the AL-1 is using the AUDIO ENDPOINT DRIVER (two enteries in device manager) for the mic input.   I have now come to a dead end. So has anyone got any ideas? Thanks  

Hello, When I split a track in audition 2024 and make the edits in the clip and then connect the clips together (before merging to make sure it sounds good), the clips easily glide across one another and overlap. I noticed they no longer connect (like tetris), but I have to zoom in to the minute second in order to connect the two clips to make sure the conversation flows (before merging). However, not too long ago - maybe a month or so (could have been while I still used Audition 2023), clips that were split easily came together. Like tetris, they clicked together without me having to zoom into the fullest magnification as possible, which made editing and clipping much smoother. Is there any way to see the latter in Audition 2024? Or any suggestions? Thank you, Nicole

Hello everyone, I posted about this subject in the Adobe Premiere forums to ask how to fix this, but I also want to know in Audition if there is a way for me find these errors in a simple way.   After rendering (in Premiere Pro) I can randomly get audio popping through the file. This audio popping doesnt show up in the edit, and it's really random after rendering, some renders turn out fine, and some turn out damaged, without changing a thing   Here is the spectral in Audition of 2 rendered versions (havent changed a thing, one turned out bad, and out turned out good)   There is a giant line right when the error happens (in 6:35,6). This is the same part, without the error.    Is there a way for me to know the file have errors without having to visually look? Or listen to it? Because sometime in longer files is a problem to have to listen multiple times after rendering until I get a good render   Thank you

I often want to move audio and at the same time move the markers I have placed over that audio. I can't figure out how to do this -- which renders the markers much less useful since, once a piece of audio is marked, I have to leave it where it is or lose the marker.How do you select audio clips and markers at the same time?

Hi all, Is there some sort of keyboard shortcut for "move to marker #" ? I know there are for "move to next/previous" marker, but if I have several markers and need to get to different points immediately, I don't see a way to do it via shortcut. Specifically, I want to add this shortcut to my Stream Deck so, if I'm playing back different cues on my movie set, I can do it in an instant. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance. 

Hi, I am a beginner, I have a recorded voice track and a sound effect track in parallel, it really short only 9 seconds long but when I press play, the line or recording still carries on in silence, how do I cut short the recording to what I have?

Hello! Really hoping someone can help before I tear my hair out. I've been frantically searching the forums and googling, but I can't find a really simple troubleshooting guide / steps. I bought a Windows laptop rather than a Mac for Audition as I'm more familiar with windows so thought I could get started faster. I've had an absolute nightmare getting it to record single track audio in Audition. I'm struggling with how to set the mic input level in the windows settings. Too low and I'm yelling into that mic even with gain turned up on the audio interface. If I turn the gain up too high the levels are ok but I get distortion and hissing in the recording. There may well be something else going on too but I don't know where to start with checking. This is my Windows spec: OPERATING SYSTEMWindows 11 HomePROCESSORIntel® Core™ i5 12500H (12th Generation)MEMORY16 GB RAMSTORAGE512 GB SSDDISPLAY39.6 cm (15.6"), FHD (1920 x 1080), 9 ms response timeGRAPHICSNVIDIA® GeFor

After sorting out several past problems, Audition works great for me. Nice and quick. Unless, however, I have too many clips in a multitrack session. I can open a new session, bring in a single (albeit long) WAV file, adding no effects, and once I start cutting that file up into clips, it eventually gets really sluggish when it comes to dragging clips around. Once it's a couple hundred clips long, It can take around a half second for Audition to catch up when I click and drag a clip somewhere.Does anyone else have this experience? Is there anything I can do to speed things up? I work in a similar fashion in other programs like Sony Vegas and Reaper, and they don't experience this very significant slowdown.