Extend the loop to repeat it.
Click to select the loop in the track. Then, drag the bottom right corner of the loop to extend and repea …
Visually identify individual sounds.
Open a file containing unwanted artifacts and background noise. (Our example includes two coughs b …
Enable specific inputs in Adobe Audition.
In Multitrack View, choose Options > Device Order, and click the Recording Devices tab. Th …
Record a track.
Click the Arm Track button in the first track, and then click the Record button in the transport controls. When you fin …
Add another loop and move it.
To build up the session, click to select another track, and choose Insert > Audio to add a second loop …
Select sounds in specific frequency ranges.
In the toolbar, select the Marquee Selection tool. Then drag a selection around an artifact …
Select track inputs and arm tracks for recording.
In the track controls for track one, click the In 1 button. Select the input you want …
Create professional-quality CDs from live recordings
When you record live music, you end up with one, long audio file. With AdobeĀ Aud …
Record and mix additional tracks.
If you like, change the device plugged into your sound card or mixer. Then repeat step 5 for the seco …
Define your own loop.
You can define your own loops as well as use existing ones. Begin by opening an audio file in Edit View. Then, ch …
Repair artifacts in a single step.
Choose Favorites > Repair Transient. Adobe Audition replaces the artifact by copying surrounding …
Select track outputs.
In the track controls for track one, click the Out 1 button, and then select the output that your amplifier and m …
Insert the recording in a session, and split the recording into clips.
In Multitrack View, create a new session file and choose Insert …
Record audio files from a turntable, cassette deck, or computer microphone
With AdobeĀ Audition⢠and a standard sound card, you can …
Define the selection as a loop and save it.
To indicate to Adobe Audition that the selection is a loop, choose View > Wave Propertie …
Replace artifacts with ambient sound.
Repeat step 2, and select an artifact that doesn’t interact with musical frequencies. (In o …
Record the tracks.
Press the Record button in the transport controls, and begin recording. When you’re done, press the Stop butto …
Position the clips on separate session tracks.
Select the Move/Copy Clip tool, and drag the second clip into the second track of the se …
Connect your desktop speakers to your computer.
Most computer sound cards have three, 1/8 inch miniplug ports for audio, plus a MIDI po …
Add the new loop to a session.
You’re ready to incorporate this new loop into the session with the other loops. Switch back to Mu …