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April 14, 2020
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Mic distortion using Adobe Audition CS6 with Zoom conferencing software

  • April 14, 2020
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When I am in a Zoom session and on my condensor microphone running through a Duet by Apogee pre-amp onto my Mac Book Pro (Mojave) and recording with and old version of Adobe Audition. It's CS6 (Version 5.0), a client version. What happens is that the microphone levels spike and I end up with total distortion on both ends of the conference and on what I recorded. When I tried taking off the mic auto gain in Zoom audio settings and adjusting the mic level manually, the system kept spiking to the max level. When not recording on Audition, my microphone works perfectly fine during a Zoom session. Issues seems to be caused by the interface between my Adobe Audition and Zoom. Any ideas?

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SteveG_AudioMasters_
Community Expert
Community Expert
April 14, 2020

I think we need a bit more information about the configuration, initially. How is Audition connected to Zoom to make these recordings (assuming that's how you've got it set up)?

brumanAutor
Participant
April 14, 2020

How would I find out how it's connected to Zoom?

All I know is that my Adobe Audition software is installed on my Mac
Book Pro running Mac OS Mojave, 10.14.6. The default input and default
output are both through Duet by Apogee Pre-amp which is running Maestro
version 2.0 software.

The clipping / distortion problem only occurs when I am actually voice
recording (through my microphone plugged into the duet pre-amp) on Audition
in Waveform mode while in a Zoom conference.

Regards,

Bruce A. Friedricks
Voice Actor
Represented by STARS The Agency

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SteveG_AudioMasters_
Community Expert
Community Expert
April 15, 2020

So am I correct in assuming that the Zoom session and Audition are sharing a feed from one mic? Is it also correct to assume that if you don't use Zoom at the same time, that you can record normally with the mic in Audition? All I'm trying to do here is establish the background conditions, because I think you'll need an answer from somebody more conversant with audio handling on a Mac to answer this. Specifically, I don't know how Macs (which aggregate all sound-capable devices anyway) actually handle a split feed. The reason that I think that this is the area of the problem is that Audition is remarkably good at recording exactly what it's been sent - so it makes sense that it's the sending and splitting of audio that's behind this.