Audition 13 Doesn't Have The Voiceover A and B Compression Presets That Audition 3.0 Had

[iguanaBob]

I'm a voiceover artist that used a stacked EFX rack in Adobe Audition 3.0. When I updated my system to Windows 10 and Audition (cloud) 13 version, I discovered when you now select the Effects tab -->Amplitude & Compression tab, then Tube-Modeled Compressor -->Voice Over that previously featured presets of Voiceover A and Voiceover B options were no longer included.  I used those settings a lot -- is there any way to get a plug-in for them ... or get the orginal settings data so I can create a preset effect to match them? Please advise. Thank you.

[SteveG_AudioMasters_ · Accepted solution]

The one thing that I don't know is how faithfully these will transfer, because the engine behind the tube-modeled compressor was re-written after Audition 3.

[iguanaBob]

Hi SteveG...Thank you SO MUCH for taking the quality time to reply to me re: Audition 3.0 -->Audition 13 Voice-over Tube-modeled compression preset settings. Yes, I recall the image of the screen grab of the Voice-Over A tube-modeled compression option - and you nailed it. Now, since I'm stuck with Adobe Audition 13,  what can I do to replicate the previous 3.0 Voice-Over A preset? (Voice-Over B was a little TOO much even back when I had 3.0 version). Does Adobe Audition offer a "free" plug-in for subscribers, since they eliminated the Voice-Over A setting in the newer Audition 13? Is there a free "Izotope" setting (or something that Adobe Audiiton offers) that could be imported to Adobe Audition for use with Audition 13? I've got some tech skills - just enough to be dangerous (ha!ha!), and I don't even know how a plug-in works. All that said, Adobe Audition Team should offer a "work-a-round" of some sort to address this currently missing voice-over A option for Audition 13. Any comments/suggestions are welcome.

[SteveG_AudioMasters_]

All you have to do is put the numbers into the current Tube-modelled compressor and try them - they won't be that far different!

[iguanaBob]

Hi Steve...Thanks for the quick reply. I'll try that. BTW, some "guru" at Adobe Audition support sent me a link to what looked like an Audobe Audiiton 12 or so version with the Voice-Over A and B, but before I could look at it (yes, this actually happened), a construction crew on Michigan's I-75 freeway cut our internet/TV fiber cable, and we lost our internet for a day. When I went to go back to see if I could find the link from the Adobe Audition support rep, it was gone. Any idea of what that guy would have been sending me?