Adobe Audition 1.5 for Windows Visual QuickStart Guide,9780321247506

Adobe Audition 1.5 for Windows Visual QuickStart Guide

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Edition: 1st
ISBN13: 9780321247506
ISBN10: 0321247507
Format: Paperback
Pub. Date: 2004-09-22
Publisher(s): Peachpit Press
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Summary

You've waited a long time for the missing link in Adobe's digital home-studio lineup. Now, with the introduction of the brand-new Audition music creation software, it's finally here-if only you could figure out how to use it! Because Audition started life as CoolEdit (before Adobe purchased the program from Syntrillium Software), its distinctive interface has little in common with Adobe's other content creation stand-bys Premiere and After Effects. Not to worry. This no-nonsense, task-based guide uses step-by-step instructions and a boatload of visual aids to turn the key on Audition's interface, so that you can begin using the software immediately to create and polish audio tracks for your film, video, and DVD projects. You'll quickly get up to speed on all of Audition's audio recording, mixing, analyzing, looping, and editing capabilities, so that by the end of the day, you'll know everything you need to about its noise reduction and audio restoration features, sophisticated spectrum and phase-analysis tools, extensive sound-editing capabilities, and more.

Author Biography

Jeff Partyka has been creating his own music almost as long as he's been able to hold a guitar in his hands. He has worked withtechnologies ranging from primitive 4-track cassette "portastudios" tosophisticated digital-recording hardware and software, and most oftenperforms all the instrumental and vocal parts on his recordings. Inaddition to performing in bands in the Boston area, he has been anenthusiastic amateur songwriter and recording artist for more than 20years. Jeff has also worked as a writer and editor of articles aboutCD, DVD and other technology-related subjects for EMedia magazine andthe IDG News Service. He is currently employed as a Microsoft-certifiedsystems administrator and freelance writer near Boston, MA.

Table of Contents

Introduction ix
Adobe Audition Basics
1(12)
Installing Adobe Audition
2(2)
The Audition Windows
4(3)
The Status Bar
7(1)
Selecting a View
8(1)
Edit View
9(2)
Multitrack View
11(1)
CD Project View
12(1)
Introduction to Digital Audio
13(10)
Waveforms
14(1)
Analog and Digital Audio
15(1)
Sampling Rate and Bit Depth
16(1)
Dithering
17(3)
MIDI
20(3)
Recording Sound
23(14)
Setting Device Order
24(3)
Setting Device Properties
27(4)
Recording Audio
31(4)
Extracting Audio from CDs
35(2)
Managing Audio Files
37(10)
Using the Files Tab
38(1)
Working with Audio File Types
39(4)
Using Temporary Files
43(4)
Editing Sound
47(24)
Selecting Audio
48(3)
Selecting Frequencies in Spectral View
51(1)
Selecting Using Zero Crossing Points
52(2)
Using the Zoom Controls
54(1)
Using Cues
55(2)
Copying and Cutting Audio
57(2)
Pasting Audio
59(3)
Deleting Audio
62(1)
Adding or Removing Silence
63(3)
Changing Sample Type
66(2)
Changing Bit Depths
68(1)
Converting Stereo and Mono
69(2)
Using Effects
71(30)
Configuring Effects
72(1)
Using and Creating Presets
73(3)
Previewing Effects
76(2)
Using Graphic Controls
78(1)
Effects Menu Options
79(13)
Configuring Frequently Used Effects
92(9)
Looping Sound
101(10)
Creating Loops
102(3)
Fine-Tuning Your Loop
105(1)
Setting Tempo Matching
106(2)
Using a Loop in a Multitrack Composition
108(3)
Using the Multitrack View
111(30)
Multitrack View Features
112(4)
Working with Sessions
116(5)
Configuring Tracks
121(3)
Equalizing Tracks
124(2)
Using Clips
126(7)
Importing MIDI Files
133(2)
Adding Real-Time Effects
135(3)
Using Buses
138(2)
Mixing with Clip Envelopes
140(1)
Multichannel Audio
141(12)
5.1 Surround Sound
142(1)
Using the Multichannel Encoder
143(1)
Tracks and Buses
144(1)
Setting the Panning Assignment
145(3)
Using Pan Envelopes
148(2)
Controlling Volume Levels
150(1)
Saving Multichannel Audio
151(2)
Mastering and Burning CDs
153(10)
Creating a CD
154(3)
Setting Track Properties
157(2)
Normalizing CD Tracks
159(3)
Burning a CD
162(1)
Audio Restoration
163(10)
Eliminating Clicks and Pops
164(5)
Using Clip Restoration
169(1)
Reducing Noise and Hiss
170(3)
Audition for Video Projects
173(8)
Linking Exports to Sessions
174(2)
Importing Video Files
176(1)
Previewing Video
177(2)
Exporting Video Files
179(2)
Index 181

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