Adobe Audition: Using Spectral Frequency Display

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1. 0:171:45Adjust JKL shuttle speed in Adobe AuditionMike demonstrates how to use JKL keys for playback and how to modify the shuttle speed increments in the 'Playback and Recording' settings to avoid the 'chipmunk' sound during fast editing.Adobe Audition· AI Audio Editor
2. 2:080:22Multi-track view shortcutsThe creator shows how to use Shift+E to hide unused tracks and Command/Control+Backslash to toggle a bird's eye zoom view in the multi-track editor.Adobe Audition· AI Video Editor
3. 2:301:08Perform a Ripple Delete in Adobe AuditionMike shows how to select multiple tracks and use Alt/Option+Delete to perform a ripple delete, which removes a section of audio and automatically closes the gap with a crossfade.Adobe Audition· AI Audio Editor
4. 3:591:01Using Spectral Frequency DisplayCurrentThe demo illustrates switching to the Spectral Frequency Display (Shift+D) to visualize audio frequencies as a heat map to identify specific sounds like sibilance.Adobe Audition· AI Audio Editor
5. 5:142:29Advanced noise reduction and gatingMike demonstrates capturing a noise print and applying the Noise Reduction process followed by a Dynamics Auto Gate to clean up background noise in a podcast recording.Adobe Audition· AI Audio Enhancer & Noise Reduction
6. 7:433:07Batch processing and recording FavoritesThe video shows how to record a 'Favorite' action (normalizing audio) and then apply it to a batch of multiple files to convert and rename them simultaneously.Adobe Audition· AI Audio Editor
7. 10:522:15Match Clip Loudness in Multi-trackMike demonstrates the 'Match Clip Loudness' feature to automatically balance the perceived volume of voiceovers and sound effects across different tracks.Adobe Audition· AI Audio Editor
8. 13:081:36Saving and applying effect rack presetsThe creator builds a chain of effects including echo and chorus, saves them as a custom preset, and applies that preset to a different track in the multi-track session.Adobe Audition· AI Audio Editor
9. 14:451:46Automating EQ envelopes in Mixer viewMike demonstrates how to enable the EQ in the Mixer view and use automation envelopes to change low shelf and high shelf gain over time.Adobe Audition· AI Audio Editor
10. 16:310:53Remove plosives with the Spot Healing BrushThe demo shows how to use the Spot Healing Brush (B) in the spectral view to paint out 'pop' sounds or plosives from a vocal recording.Adobe Audition· AI Audio Enhancer & Noise Reduction
11. 17:241:21Using markers during and after recordingMike shows how to drop markers (M) during a live recording to flag mistakes and how to later rename or convert those markers into ranges for easier navigation.Adobe Audition· AI Audio Editor
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1. 3:011:05Checking audio levels before recordingThe demo shows how to double-click the level meter to monitor real-time input levels and adjust gain to stay within the -18 to -6 dB range.Master Editor
2. 4:081:47Recording audio in the Waveform EditorThe narrator initiates a new recording, configures sample rate and bit depth settings, and shows the waveform being drawn in real-time before stopping the capture.Master Editor
3. 6:230:28Selecting and unselecting audio segmentsThe user demonstrates how to single-click to deselect and double-click to highlight the entire waveform in white.Master Editor
4. 7:551:15Saving a raw audio file as WAVThe demo shows the process of using the Save dialog to name a file, create a new folder, and select the uncompressed WAV format.Master Editor
5. 9:350:37Deleting audio and identifying unsaved changesThe narrator demonstrates selecting a portion of the waveform, hitting delete, and pointing out the asterisk symbol indicating unsaved changes.Master Editor
6. 10:121:32Exporting edited audio to a separate folderThe instructor uses the Export File command to save a modified version of the audio into a new 'edited' folder without overwriting the original.Master Editor
7. 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
8. 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
9. 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
10. 22:090:30Copying and pasting audio segmentsThe narrator demonstrates selecting a section, using keyboard shortcuts to copy, and pasting it at a different playhead position.Master Editor
11. 25:171:28Configuring the Normalize effectThe instructor opens the Normalize effect from the Amplitude and Compression menu and explains how to set peak levels using decibels.Master Editor
12. 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