Adobe Audition: Adding music and organizing podcast segments

Demo summary
The user shows how to select intro and outro music from the library and drag them into the project timeline to organize the podcast structure.
Step-by-step
- Click the music icon to open the library
- Select a music style or category such as intros, outros, or transitions
- Add the chosen music tracks to the project
- Click and drag the intro track to the top of the podcast timeline
- Click and drag the outro track to the bottom of the podcast timeline
- Click play to preview the sequence
Options
- Upload your own music
- Choose from music styles like curiosity
- Select from categories including transitions and backgrounds
Tips
- Use short introductions and short outros to frame the episode content
Highlights
“this can all be organized and worked on here in Adobe podcast”
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15:150:49Navigating with the playhead and playback controlsThe demo shows how to move the red playhead by clicking the waveform and using the spacebar or UI buttons to start and stop playback.Master Editor
17:230:46Zooming the waveform viewThe narrator uses the zoom slider to expand the waveform horizontally for precise editing and then uses the 'Zoom Out Full' icon to reset the view.Master Editor
19:350:38Using Loop Playback for fine-tuningThe instructor activates the loop icon and demonstrates how a selected section of audio repeats continuously during playback.Master Editor
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27:431:14Analyzing peak levels with Amplitude StatisticsThe demo shows how to use the Amplitude Statistics window to scan audio and find the exact peak amplitude before and after normalization.Master Editor
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