Audition

I work with 20-30 minute audio files. The voiceover is good, but somehow audition tends to jumble words within the file? At first I thought my VO artist was making mistakes, or perhaps I was cutting clips wrongly, but I just checked it in an older render and it's Audition ruining my voice over clips. It happens 2-3 times per project, and it also happens retroactively. So I'd have linearly listened to the entire file, confirmed it's okay, press save, and then by the time the final product is ready it turns out Audition changed the audio at minute 2 or something. It jumbles words, mixes them up, etc. It completely destroyed my workflow, taking dozens of hours at this point. Is there any way to fix it? I think I'll downgrade to Audition 24 since I didn't have that much trouble in that version, but I'm quite pissed off such a glaringly obvious bug has been a part of Audition for months (judging by other posts). 

having trouble with my the audio associated with my video heavy feed back and hissing both my computers do it mac and pc

I checked to make sure everything was ready to record but when I hit record, a thin blue ring appears like an outer circle around the record button and it prevents the recording to start. ??

Hey! Started editing for someone and they've sent me their Favorites.xml file so I could use a specific preset they've made on the audio. However, when I copy-paste their file into my Audition's folder and replace with the old one, opening Audition will replace the .xml file immediately with the default Favorites.xml. I can't find anything about this problem on Google so I thought I'd ask for help here, I've tried with both Audition 2021 and 2022 with no luck (currently waiting for their response on which version they use so I can try on it too if it's different) and reinstalling the software didn't work either. In case it's necessary, here's my system info:- Ryzen 7 3700x- 16GB RAM DDR4 3200MHz- RTX 2080Ti- Windows 10 Pro 64-bit Any ideas on how to make this work?Thank you!

Hello all.I have searched for the answer but couldn't find it so forgive me if this is documented elsewhere.I accidentally set up a multitrack session as mono instead of stereo.I have finished the mix and want to export it as stereo but the usual pulldown menus won't give me the option to change the export file from mono to stereo.I can't change sample type from 48000Hz Mono to stereoIs there a work around?I read I could edit the .SESX  file in a text editor (manually change the text from mono to stereo) file but don't know how I would begin to do that.Please help.Many thanks.Message was edited by: Adrian Smith OK. I figured out a quick fix. I opened the session file .SESX by dragging it onto a text editor app which automatically opened the source code. I used TextMate but any text editor will do it. I just dropped the session file onto the app and it opened/revealed the code. I then changed the word "mono" to "stereo"in the line of code that had to do with session set-up. I save

So I thought it would be easy to search for the answer.However due to, I'm not sure maybe my key words problems, some reasons, I can't find a way that made the effect I want.As the title says, the Pitch Shifter (process) can do dynamic changes, but the pitch will change too.The Stretch and Pitch can reserve the pitch, but it can't do GRADUAL or DYNAMICAL changes, but change the whole selected area.

I have my Audition autosave set to every ten minutes in the session folder. I've been working on a multitrack session for a few days. However, after my Macbook restarted itself, I lost a month of work. There were only a handful of auto save files, all of which were from a month ago when I first started working on this project. Is there any way to recover these files? Where did it all go if not in my session folder? How can I prevent this from happening again?

Apologies for yet another background noise post.I recently had the extremely original idea of starting a YouTube channel featuring my cats. I’ve got some great clips of them trilling, growling, and full-on screaming at each other, but I didn’t think to account for background noise like the AC fan when I first started making videos. It’s making the cat sounds hard to hear.Most of the tutorials I’ve found focus on cleaning up human voices, and most of the built-in presets in Premiere and Audition seem geared toward vocals, music, or SFX. I’m struggling to figure out how to clean up non-verbal animal sounds without completely butchering the audio. I don't know much about audio editing, but I think the one problem is that sounds like growls are near the same frequencies as things like an AC fan or breathing. Not sure if that is accurate or not. After reading this discussion, I tried making multiple small passes with Noise Reduction with different FFT sizes (then tried just using the h

Human voice but processed by adding irregular radio chatter noises and charging vocals with electronical streams

I have a Dell XPS with a Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-14700 2.10 GHz processor and 32 GB of RAM, but when I open Audtion it is herky jerky, or doesn't fully open at all. Any suggestions?  It sucks, and I don't know where to turn.

Audition beginner here, I've just recently started playing around with 5.1 audio files.  Whenever I export my audio files, the direction of the sound is different than the ones I set up on the multitrack. For example, I've put a mono audio file 90 degrees to the right, but when I export the audio file, the sound is slightly off like 60 degrees to the right or something. The reason I noticed this is because I also have a 5.1 audio file inserted into the same multitrack and had the mono audio files match the direction of the 5.1 audio file. It sounds fine when playing it inside the multitrack but when I export it, the direction of the mono files changes. The originally 5.1 audio file sound direction was fine though. When I make a new multitrack session, I just changed the stereo option to 5.1. When I export it, I didn't mess with any of the settings. Tried exporting it to mp3 and wav but it's all the same.What am I doing wrong here? Is this a glitch or are there setti

Setting up a new laptop which has been running fine for the last couple of weeks. Installed Adobe CC and Audition, and my pc crashes in a nasty way when I launch audition.  Screen goes black, computer becomes non functional, occasional flickers and cursor appearing, but cannot do anything with the machine at all. Have to hold down power button to turn it off and reboot.  Has happened 3 out of 3 times of trying to run audition.  Computer is high end Lenovo laptop running windows 11, way above spec to run audition. 

Real life scenario: I'm working on a multi-track project that's 20 minutes longI'm almost done with my mixI realize there's an "ummm" in the voicetrack (Track 2) that needs to be taken outI have music and/or sound effects running under that on Tracks 3 and 4I have a ton of stuff all lined up behind this and want everything to move over (ripple) once I take out the "ummm" I can't just do ripple delete time selection on selected track---because that'll only move everything on THAT TRACK, and all the other tracks will be out of syncI can't do ripple delete time selection on all tracks---because it not only cuts the ummm from my track, it cuts everything on every other track directly above or below it! Just moved from Vegas (the program) where this was super easy: you snip the umm, everything to the left of the clip with the snip ripples, but you're not cutting other things on other tracks. What's the solution, or at least the best workaround? Thanks very much! 

Es posible fusionar dististas sesiones de trabajo multipista en una sola sesión de Audition?

Hi everyone, I am only getting sound out of one speaker from my laptop when playing back recordings on Audition. I have a MacBook pro 13 and I am using a Focusrite Scarlett 4i4 3rd Gen as my audio interface. All the permissions, sound, hardware choices are set up properly for input and output on both the laptop and Audition. It records fine but whether I use headphones or the speakers as output I only get sound out of the left one. Both work fine for sound when I play videos from YouTube, only the recordings. Any help is appreciated!!!

Due to the sheer number of sessions and imported files, I transferred all the session data to an external drive. Now that I try to open them in Audition, I'm getting an Error: File Format Not Supported message. Nothing has changed outside moving the session file and all the imported, backups, conformed files to an external drive for space.Can someone help with resolving this. I'm on a macbook pro. I'm on the latest build of Adobe. I tried reverting back to old versions and that didn't help. The sessions were created from August to November 2021. It's not even allowing me to link media.Any help would be appreciated. This is client work so I'm worried this could impact future work for me.

Wonder if anyone is having the same problem as me: I've been recording voiceovers in Audition (25.3) with a buffer of 256 without issues but after updating to Windows 24H2 (I'm on the latest version of Windows 11 home edition), I am getting glitches and random dropouts in my recordings. I record at 24 bit, 48khz, mono. As a workaround, if I increase the buffer in Audition to 1024, the errors disappear,  but I shouldn't have to do this. If I record in REAPER at a 256 buffer, I have no issues...so it 'appears' to be an issue between Audition and the Windows Update. I have raised a ticket with Adobe but I would like to know if anyone else has experienced the same issue and if you've found a solution.  

 Help! I recorded a podcast back in January using multitrack I believe. I have the ses file saved and have two back ups, but when I open it up, it says it is 3:42:322 long (I think that's 3 hours, 42 minutes right? Or is that 3 minutes 42 seconds and 322 milliseconds?). But even though it has length, there is absolutely no audio in it from when I recorded. It's not a hardware issue. Literally looks like it's just nothingness. We definitely played it back after recording it back in January and there was originally sound. See the screenshot to see what I'm talking about. Did I have to export the file as a mp3 or wav in order to retain the recording I made within the ses? Like, would it have stored my recordings in a temporary location then deleted? Any help would be appreciated. Really hoping it's not gone for good. 😞 

Hello Adobe people I sometimes have an issue recording phone calls and the file has gaps that when closed up it sounds fine. It's a buffer issue on the phone software.Is there a setting in Adobe audition that allows you to close those gaps automatically. Without having to manually close them by deleting the gap.Thanks in advance

Gday guys,I have a female voice recording and need to add a (AI) artifical intelligence or robotic tone to it. Can anyone help to achieve this within Audition without external plugins?Thanks,Alex

This is in my muscle memory from using Cool Edit / Audition 2 and 3 for many many years.Constantly having to move the mouse up to the mini-waveform scroll pane slows down workflow when editing considerably.Not all of us are using a trackpad.Thanks for reading, if any developers actually read this stuff, that is.

HI I'm a voice actor I have a client who needs to me to create 216 individual VO tracks for various scripts. It's extremely tedious having to create each track name manually. Is there a way I could upload perhaps a spreadsheet/csv/pdf to audition to create the track names automaticlly?