Adobe Audition is a program that allows you to record and edit audio content that can then be exported for use on its own, or incorporated into other projects, such as videos. In this course, you'll be assembling a short podcast, and learning the basic functions of audio editing using Audition in the process.
This course won Best of Category: Instructional Materials in the 2019 ACM SIGUCCS Communication Awards.
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Explore the contents of Audition: The Basics:
Gain familiarity with the Audition interface, and learn about what needs to be planned out before beginning an audio editing project.
Explore why sound checks are important, and learn how to fix any issues that might be found as part of a sound check.
Learn how to record an audio file in Audition.
Explore how to edit previously recorded audio files, including cutting unnecessary parts, silencing background noises, and adjusting audio levels.
Explore how to prepare music for use in a project, and learn about special considerations for working with music from outside sources.
See the full content for Incorporating Music Into a Project.
Learn about how to work with multitrack sessions in Audition.
Learn how to use the options offered in the Essential Audio panel to make the podcast's audio clips sound their best.
See the full content for Exploring the Essential Sound Panel.
Learn about what file formats to use for finished projects based on their final use, such as a stand-alone audio file or for use in a video.
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