Adobe Audition Creative Cloud Essential Training

NB: There are Video Tutorials supporting this eBook. Links to video tutorials are there inside this eBook! Discover the powerful audio-editing tool set offered in Audition Creative Cloud. In this course, author Matheus Grappo shows how to navigate the interface and understand fundamental audio concepts. Editors who have traditionally completed audio work inside a nonlinear editing system will benefit from discovering the tools, workflows, and terminology used in professional audio post-production. Topics include: • Introducing Adobe Audition • Important audio terminology • Importing and managing media files • Working with sound files • Making standard waveform audio adjustments • Adding special effects to a file • Cleaning up audio • Multitrack editing • Integration and output Adobe Audition is a full-featured audio recording and editing software program. What I mean by "full-featured" is that not only does it allow you to record and edit audio, it also has a multi-track screen that allows you to mix audio on different tracks as well as add midi virtual instruments, etc. I started using Adobe Audition when it was a different program called Cool Edit Pro back int he 90s. Adobe purchased it from the developers, Syntrillium, in 2003 and renamed it Audition. There were 3 versions of AA until 2011, when Adobe made it part of their suite of programs called Creative Suite 5.5, or CS 5.5 for short. The latest version is referred to by some as Adobe Audition 4. As a DAW A digital audio workstation, or DAW, is the term usually applied to software that allows you to record and mix multiple tracks of audio, usually together with MIDI and/or video tracks as well. When Cool Edit was developed, it was intended, as the name implies, as an audio editor. that means that you open a single…