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Sorry if that was confusing lol. I got this book as a primer to help me learn Adobe Audition. The book is very thorough. It has been a tremendous help while using Adobe Audition. Highly--Highly recommend. Excellent resource for learning the basics and the more advanced features as well.

I recommend the official Adobe Classroom in a Book series over other third party manuals. Daughter needed this book for her college class and it was much cheaper here than her college bookstore. I have found that the Adobe Classroom in a Book an excellent way to learn each application. If you use Audition CC, then you need this! Sound is an important element of motion images, like movies and videos. Creators of motion images using Adobe Premiere Pro have many sound adjustment tools within that software, but within the Adobe Creative Suite, there is an even better sound tool, which is fully integrated with Premier Pro in the form of Adobe Audition.

If you don't know enough about music to easily edit a piece of music to the length of your video, Audition will explore the piece of music and lengthen or shorten it automatically so that it still makes musical sense. If you have a background tune, whose volume you wish to lower when someone speaks and raise again when the person is done, Audition will do it for you automatically. If you've got a noise in the middle of a track that you want to get rid of, Audition will provide more sophisticated tools than Premiere Pro.

Audition is not easy to use. Maxim Jago's book gives a thorough introduction on how to use Audition, although I expect that like Premiere, the more you use Audition, the more you will learn. The book describes functions and then walks through a series of practical exercises, using files downloaded from the publisher's web site. Audition provides several different ways to accomplish similar tasks and the author presents most. Unlike certain other volumes, the exercises show each of the steps clearly, although one has to pay careful attention to the words, since many functions have similar names.

Although each lesson provides an estimate of how long it will take, finding your way around the interface may take a little longer.

Audition has a split personality. While many functions are extremely useful for motion images, other are designed for recording and sweetening music. I was primarily interested in the former.

Jago distinguishes the functions for the most part. I skipped the chapters on recording files and creating music from sound libraries, but most of the other chapters contained techniques that I found useful.

The book has been substantially rewritten, with more details on integration with Premiere Pro and new features like remix and auto ducking. As I read the updated edition, I found tools whose significance I did not realize in reading the first edition. Note: The publisher provided me with a review copy of this book at no charge. Books are good. No complaints overall. My one big complaint is that the books tell you an estimated amount of time to complete the assignments, which is absolute BS.

If it says an hour, it will take 2. If it says 90 minutes, it will take hours. This is if you are focused and working fast. See all reviews. Top reviews from other countries. Translate all reviews to English. I am only part through this book and as a complete beginner it is quite hard going. The assets are really helpful and the book is quite comprehensive. I am hoping it gets easier as I get further into it. Well worth the money. Report abuse. Report abuse Translate review to English.

Your recently viewed items and featured recommendations. Place your cursor over the various clips in the multitrack session. The names of the loops used in the session are displayed in the status bar. The sample rate is 44, Hz, which is Auditions default sample rate, as well the sample rate for compact discs, and the size of the complete le is approximately megabytes.

The last number displays the amount of free space available for storage in your hard drive. While this is the default layout for the status bar, right-clicking on status bar lets you add or remove information about the session, therefore your status bar can look different. It is important to remember that Adobe Auditions session les, which are identied by their.

Each session le points to other audio les on your computer or network. The Audition session le keeps track of where the audio les are stored on your computer, each les duration and location within the session, along with the envelopes and effects that are applied to the tracks. A session le is dependent upon the audio les to which it points, so its important to keep your les organized. As you are getting started with Audition, it is a good idea to keep all les related to a session in the same folder.

Adobe Audition provides an option to save a copy of all les used in a session, including the session le, into the same folder. During the sampling process, an incoming analog signal is sampled at discrete time intervals.

Each interval of analog signal is momentarily observed, and thus, each represents a specic, measurable voltage level. A mathematical conversion generates a digital series of numbers that represent the signal level at that particular point in time.

The generated data can be digitally stored or processed. The sample rate is the number of samples or snapshots that are taken of an audio signal per second. For example, a sample rate of 44, Hz means that 44, samples are taken per second. Since sampling is tied directly to the component of time, a systems sample rate determines a systems overall bandwidthin other words, how many frequencies can be encoded within the audio signal.

Higher sample rates generally yield a better quality waveform. This is a convenient way to view all the tracks in your session. This window displays the entire length of your current view and the view should read approximately The length of your session in bars and beats should be Different projects require different time displays.

This session opened with a time display of hours, minutes, seconds, and milliseconds and you changed it to bars and beats. Working with loops is often easier with a time display of Bars and Beats.

This tool allows you to change the location of clips in a session. If an alert message appears informing you of new tools, click OK to close the window. Note: There are three tools in Audition for moving and selecting clips. Click and drag to the left, selecting the rst half of the clip.

Notice the selection covers all 5 tracks of the session, not just the rst track. Adobe Auditions Multitrack View allows you to add audio les to different tracks of a session in order to create a multi-layered sound composition. For example, while playing a session, you can adjust the volume of any track in real time. In Lesson 4 you will be exploring the mixing capabilities in the Multitrack View.

Click the Play button and only the view within the display window is played. When the playback cursor reaches the end of the display window, it stops.

Use this method to preview certain sections of your tracks. When the playback cursor reaches the end of the display window, it will continue playing until it reaches the end of the session. You will see the Hand icon appear, click and drag to the right or left, scrolling through the session. The cursor changes to a magnifying glass with arrows. Click and drag to the right to zoom out horizontally. Click and drag to the left to zoom in horizontally.

Do this three times to get a sense of how this tool works. While Audition can use up to audio tracks per session, the number of concurrently visible tracks is dependent upon the display resolution of your monitor. Being able to change your view allows you to see more tracks or to focus on a portion of a specic track. Left-click at the start of the multitrack session and drag to the right, selecting the rst eight bars of the session. Press the Play button to play these eight bars.

Then click and drag the left range marker, which is also yellow, to the 7 bars 1 beat position. All 4 bars in this region are selected. Press the play button to play the selection. These were discussed in step 5 of this exercise.

You can expand or reduce the range of your selection by moving either of the yellow range markers to the left or the right. Using the Organizer Window The loops used in the current session are listed in the Organizer window. By default, Audition lists the current samples in the order in which they were imported or accessed, with the most recently imported le at the top.

This places your les in alphabetical order. Note: If you do not see the Advanced Organizer window options, press the Advanced Options button in the upper right of the Organizer window.

Notice the Audio icon next to the le names. This marks les as Audio le types. The sound loops continuously from beginning to end until you press the Stop button. Notice that these buttons are in the Organizer window, not the Transport Controls.

Note: If you accidentally double-click on the les in the Organizer window, they open in the Edit View for editing. You do not have to wait for a le to end before previewing the next le.

Use the Down Arrow key on your keyboard to navigate through your list of les one at a time. You can also adjust the Preview Volume slider to raise or lower the volume of the les. Press the Stop button when you are done previewing the les. Working with toolbars and windows Much of your work in Audition will involve switching between the Edit View and the Multitrack View. Your workspace changes from the Multitrack View to the Edit View.

The Edit View is used to modify a single audio waveform, examples might include adding an effect or deleting part of a clip. Changes made to les in the Edit View are destructive: adding an effect or trimming a loop will change the original le once it is saved. Edits made in the Multitrack View are non-destructive, meaning the original le remains untouched.

The Organizer window stays consistent between the three views, however the menu commands are different in each of the views. The selected clip automatically displays its waveform. Click on the Multitrack View tab to return to Multitrack View. This is another method to enter the Edit View. Return to the Multitrack View by pressing the number 9 on your keyboard. Audition uses a variety of keyboard commands including numbers, letters and function keys. Toolbars which are currently open have a checkmark beside them.

If Window Toggles does not have a checkmark select it now, this adds the Window Toggles toolbar to your main window. Right-clicking on any toolbar reveals a context menu with a list of all the toolbars. This eBook includes the following formats, accessible from your Account page after purchase:. EPUB The open industry format known for its reflowable content and usability on supported mobile devices.

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Project-based learning from the experts for using Adobe Audition for audio clean-up, multi-track mix creation, film and TV soundtrack creation, and audio effects. Includes professional video and audio clips to practice with, and project files accompanying them This book will bring new Audition users to a level of confidence and competence where they can self-train and develop their own creative approach. Written by an Adobe master trainer and Avid certified instructor Instructor guide available.

Adobe Audition CC Classroom in a Boo k contains 17 lessons that cover the basics and beyond, providing countless tips and techniques to help you become more productive with the program. You can follow the book from start to finish or choose only those lessons that interest you. Purchasing this book includes valuable online extras.

Software not included. Note: Classroom in a Book does not replace the documentation, support, updates, or any other benefits of being a registered owner of Adobe Audition CC software. Set up Adobe Audition CC 2. The Audition interface 3. Waveform editing 4.

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