Inferior audio quality upon export

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March 16, 2024
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I'm pretty new to Adobe Audition and this is my first post, so be gentle with me. I'm here to learn. Google searching yielded no help. I know I'm at the mercy of people who know this application inside and out. I don't. I'm teaching myself as I go.

Consistently, I find that when I play WAV files in Adobe Audition, the audio is dynamic. However, when I export, the quality isn't the same.

I have been using Audition to Time Stretch in order to beat match tracks. At most, the time stretch is about 3%. Again, it sounds wonderful in Audition. Then when I export, it's not as good.

My export settings are Same as Source as a WAV file.

What are my missing steps to yield best results? And thank you for your patience.

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Rag and Bone

Community Expert

Sorry, I've got nothing.

I don't even hear the quality loss that you do....listening through Rode NTH-100 headphones.

But I'm not a sound professional.

Perhaps some one with better ears can help you. 🙂

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TenzopolisAuthor

Participant

Yeah there's a big difference. The original file is more dynamic and spatial the the Time Stretch export from Audition.

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TenzopolisAuthor

Participant

After some careful analysis, it is in fact the Time Stretch that is degrading the quality. What extra steps might be required to prevent this or is this a limitation of the software? Is ProTools better?