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how to adjust volume of a selection as a ramp - shape volume

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Jun 24, 2022 Jun 24, 2022

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I want to adjust the volume of a selection so that it gradually gets louder or softer.

One repeating feature of voice files is that people often lower their volume as they complete a sentence. It starts out strong, but then the volume fades. 

I moved from Goldwave to Audition. Goldwave had a feature called "shape volume" that allowed you to move points on a bar up and down across the length of a selected sound wave. So, you could select 5 seconds of a clip, then move the volume from 1 to 5 across the 5 seconds - so that the sound wave would get progressively louder.  I could then "correct" the voice file so that the person's voice (sound wave) would go from fadeing in volume to steady in volume.

Is there a way to do this in Audition? 

My compression SORT OF corrects for this, but is is global. I am wanting to do this for short selections of 3-10 seconds without changing the rest of the file.

 

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Community Expert , Jun 26, 2022 Jun 26, 2022

Another video for you:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CDEhiyZ5JM4

 

Also a pic showing how:

Amplitude_and_Compression_and_Effects_and_Menubar_and_Effect_-_Gain_Envelope.jpg

 

I would however recommend you work in the track editor which is non destructive and you can then

revisit your edits before any export of an altered COPY.

Doing this in the waveform editor IS destructive and will permanently affect the file.

So, work on a COPY, not the original.

 

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Community Expert , Jul 03, 2022 Jul 03, 2022

Ah, you are introducing this by moving the default gain line down.

Please see this:

Effect_-_Gain_Envelope_and_Adobe_Audition.jpg

I've recreated something similar with a similar gain envelope shape.

I added the effect and choose default under presets in case there was a previous custom one in the effect.

The default creates a yellow envelope line as shown by the red arrow.

Do not move this down to the red line shown as you have done.

Where the default paleces the line has neither gain or attentuation.

Move your line up for gain and NOT dow

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Jun 25, 2022 Jun 25, 2022

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Please see this video explanation about volume envelopes.

https://youtu.be/6ap2WjI46B4

 

Best regards, Euan.
Adobe Audition CC Volume Envelope Simple Tutorial Make your Podcast sound better using the Volume and Sound Envelope. Super Easy Tutorial! Microphone- Electro Voice RE 20 https://www.amazon.com/Electro-Voice-RE-20-Cardioid-Microphone/dp/B000Z7LLQ0

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Jun 25, 2022 Jun 25, 2022

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That looks awesome! Do you know how I can get that volume envelope line to be visible in the wave form editor? I am not using the multi-track editor.

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Another video for you:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CDEhiyZ5JM4

 

Also a pic showing how:

Amplitude_and_Compression_and_Effects_and_Menubar_and_Effect_-_Gain_Envelope.jpg

 

I would however recommend you work in the track editor which is non destructive and you can then

revisit your edits before any export of an altered COPY.

Doing this in the waveform editor IS destructive and will permanently affect the file.

So, work on a COPY, not the original.

 

Best regards, Euan.
http://mrc.fm/vip Learn about fade envelopes and advanced editing on my Mike Russell VIP channel. Here's an insight to the gain envelope feature of Adobe Audition.

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Jul 02, 2022 Jul 02, 2022

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Thank you!

 

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Jul 02, 2022 Jul 02, 2022

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As I play with this, I am finding a very strange result. When I raise part of the volume using gain envelope, the other parts of the waveform are being reduced.
see video here.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/hn1lr3hywva3s1m/audition%20gain%20envelope%20issues.mp4?dl=0

 

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Ah, you are introducing this by moving the default gain line down.

Please see this:

Effect_-_Gain_Envelope_and_Adobe_Audition.jpg

I've recreated something similar with a similar gain envelope shape.

I added the effect and choose default under presets in case there was a previous custom one in the effect.

The default creates a yellow envelope line as shown by the red arrow.

Do not move this down to the red line shown as you have done.

Where the default paleces the line has neither gain or attentuation.

Move your line up for gain and NOT down which attenuates.

 

I see that you are working in the waveform view.

By using multitrack you can experiment until you get it right

 

Best regards, Euan.

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Did that work for you?

 

Best regards, Euan.

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