Recorded Music from infinity mark to -3 Db on top is greater than from infinity to the bottom

Question

This is a recording live from 1971 and I want to clean it up but do not know how to even the track so from the middle to the top and from the middle to the bottom are equal any ideas?

SteveG_AudioMasters_ · Accepted Answer

I will figure it out in time I am sure but in the mean time something else has happened and I don't know why, the amplitude adjuster I usuall see when I select a part of a recording in the edit section mot multitrack is missing this is what it used to look like....

Now it is gone and can't remember how I got it in the first place here is what I see now

i have clicked Amplitude where i can find it but do not see anyway to get it to be pinned when I select a section or for that matter the whole waveform. Sorry to be such a dork

View menu>On-clip UI - put a check in that, and it will come back!

SteveG_AudioMasters_ · Answer

This is asymmetry rather than a DC shift (read about the difference here ), and Audition used to have a tool that cleaned this up pretty well - but that was many versions and complete rewrites ago. If you have Audition 3 it's available in that. If you don't, then there are a couple of other options; There's iZotope's RX series of processors, as mentioned in the article I linked above, or for considerably less money (i.e., free) there's a suite of VST plugins available which includes one called PhaseNudge, which will almost certainly sort this out - you'll find them here.

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