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How to use Adobe Audition

How to edit audio with Adobe Audition

  1. Open an audio file into the Edit view of Audition

Converting from stereo to mono

  1. Open the Favorites menu
  2. Select Convert to Mono

or

  1. Open the Edit menu, choose Convert Sample Type
  2. From the Channels menu, select Mono, Stereo, or 5.1.
  3. Click Ok
  4. Right-click on track
  5. Select Insert into Multitrack > New Multitrack session
  6. Click OK

Save sections of a long audio file into separate files

  1. Open the Window menu and select Markers to open the Markers Panel.
  2. Drag mouse over audio section that you’d like to export as its own file.
  3. Right-click on audio selection.
  4. Select Marker > Add Cue Marker
    • Make sure you add a range marker (will always have a begin and end time) and not an individual point marker.
  5. When you are done marking each section, go to the Markers Panel and give each marker its own name (Label) or leave them with the default generic marker labels.
  6. Select the marker ranges you wish to export (CTRL or SHIFT + click each marker).
  7. Click the Export audio of selected range markers to separate files button, at the top of the Markers Panel. Note: If this button is disabled, you either .

Source: https://blog.adobe.com/en/publish/2010/06/04/using_audition_to_save_section.html https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7OSLBN_UapE&feature=emb_logo

Written on November 24, 2020