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jtnbaldridge
jtnbaldridge
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December 3, 2016
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Adobe Audition [how to change a single word in a recording using the same voice?]

  • December 3, 2016
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what if i have an existing audio that says "hate" and i want to change it into saying "love" using the same voice, how will i do that? Is that possible when i use adobe audition or nah?

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    Correct answer Bob Howes

    Without recording the same voice saying "love" (done with the same mic and acoustics and levels) then editing, it's a "nah".

    If you have a long recording of the same voice that happens to have "love" said someplace else, some editing and playing with levels etc. might do it.

    FYI, at their recent MAX show in San Diego, Adobe showed some software in development called "Voco" the might have done what you want--but I wouldn't wait.  Word is that the prototype shown is a long way from being ready for release--probably years, not months.

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    AndrewBuckle
    Known Participant
    November 30, 2019

    I would love that feature ... I often find that I say the word 'Now' throughout my video / audio and I would just want to have a find feature where it thinks I say the word 'now' all the time. I could either then edit them or remove them or just ignore because it is not actually 'now' but 'how' ... I guess it would miss some but if it made a reasonable go at find / replacing a word in an audio file, it would be super useful. Just one to search for swear words as well would be useful ! 

    Bob Howes
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    Inspiring
    December 3, 2016

    Without recording the same voice saying "love" (done with the same mic and acoustics and levels) then editing, it's a "nah".

    If you have a long recording of the same voice that happens to have "love" said someplace else, some editing and playing with levels etc. might do it.

    FYI, at their recent MAX show in San Diego, Adobe showed some software in development called "Voco" the might have done what you want--but I wouldn't wait.  Word is that the prototype shown is a long way from being ready for release--probably years, not months.

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