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February 28, 2019
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Podcast intro and outro for multiple clips

  • February 28, 2019
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hi! I’m trying To add an intro clip and an outro to multiple audio files at once. Is this possible ?

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    ryclark
    Participating Frequently
    February 28, 2019

    Yes this can be done using the Batch Process from the Edit menu in Audition. To do so you first have to create a Favorite to add the files. See my post in Batch combining (mixdown) one file with thousands of others on how to go about doing this. In your case you will have to add extra steps to add the Outro. In the above linked example A is your Intro audio file. To add the Outro Mix Paste steps to the example after you have clicked Run (before Stop Recording Favorite) click at the end of the file to remove the Intro selection and move the Playhead to the end of the file. Then go to Mix Paste once again and add the Outro file to the From File box. Click Apply and then move the Playhead back to the start of the file. You can then Stop Recording Favorite and give it a suitable name. Then follow the example instructions for using the Batch Process.

    New Participant
    August 5, 2021

    hopefully this will get a respone despite the thread being 2 years old!
    I am confused. With Mix Paste, is there an option to have it paste File A at the front of each of the File Bs? If I wanted to do this as an intro, like the OP says, the only option in Mix Paste I can see are Insert (which seems to just completely replace file B with File A), Overlap (which blends the 2 together), Overwrite (which also gets rid of File B in place of File A) and Modulate...whcih I can't figure out what it does.

    I've followed the instructions from your previous post about creating the favorite and using that as the batch processor, I think I get how that works but how do I use Mix Paste to put File A in front of File B? Overlap will not work for me since there is no dead space before File B

    Thanks!

    New Participant
    August 5, 2021

    Nevermind, I got it. In the original post about creating the favorite, Instead of selecting the whole File B, I just place th eplayhead at the beginning before initiating the Mix Paste 👍