Add another loop and move it

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

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 recordi ...

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 reco ...

Create professional-quality CDs from live recordings

When you record live music, you end up with one, long audio file. With Adobe Aud …

Record and mix additional tracks

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

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

Repair artifacts in a single step.
Choose Favorites > Repair Transient. Adobe Audition replaces the artifact by copying surrounding …

Select track outputs

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 t ...

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 ...

Record audio files from a turntable, cassette deck, or computer microphone

With Adobe Auditionâ„¢ and a standard sound card, you can …

Define the selection as a loop and save it

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

Replace artifacts with ambient sound.
Repeat step 2, and select an artifact that doesn’t interact with musical frequencies. (In o …

Record the tracks

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

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

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

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 …

Remove background noise from specific frequenc ...

Remove background noise from specific frequency ranges.
To view the entire file, right-click the horizontal ruler, and choose Zooming & …

Record more sets of tracks, and then mix the s ...

Record more sets of tracks, and then mix the session.
Repeat steps 6-8 to record additional sets of tracks. When you record your next s …

Crossfade the clips

Crossfade the clips.
Select the Time Selection tool, and select the range of audio you want to crossfade between the first and second c …

Connect the turntable, cassette deck, or micro ...

Connect the turntable, cassette deck, or microphone to the computer.
Turntables, cassette decks, and microphones each connect to the co …