in adobe audition sound problem

[S.Dhanush Shankar_Dsk9276]

In adobe audition when we copy the files and paste it in a new file and if we export it it is reducing the voloume of the file why?

[Rag and Bone]

Not sure what you're doing. Are you adding files to a multi-track session? The level you set on the track could be affecting things.

Can you give us a step by step description of your process?

[S.Dhanush Shankar_Dsk9276]

We are currently working in a production where we felt a issue that when we
copy all the audio files in a multitrack and paste it in a new file and
then if we export the audio it is decreasing the volume of the final output
So pls help me to solve this problem

[Rag and Bone]

i really don't know what the issue is. Can you give us screen shoots of the session and your export settings? 

How different are the levels? As I say, if the track levels or mix level is different then of course the result will differ. 

Are you normalizing the source tracks? Are you exporting to a loudness standard?

I'm afraid we need much more detail to even guess what' going on.

[S.Dhanush Shankar_Dsk9276]

when I copy all the audio files from a file and paste it in a new file and if I export it. It is reducing the volume of the exported file 

[Rag and Bone]

I still don't know what causing this. I think you have to examine the source settings and see how they differ from the settings in your new session. What are you trying to do when you copy the files? 

If the level is low you can try raising the mix level before exporting, or normalizing the exported file.

[SteveG_AudioMasters_]

I suspect that I know what's behind this, but a step by step indication of exactly what you're doing would help. What I think is happening is that you are exporting files from a multitrack session, and the export level is being determined by the pan law settings. Can you determine exactly how much lower in level these files are?

[Rag and Bone]

Nice call, Steve. I wish I'd thought of that. Seems likely.