Adobe Express: Set up a new voiceover file in Adobe Audition

Demo summary
The creator opens a new audio file using keyboard shortcuts and configures the sample rate to 48,000 Hz, mono channel, and 16-bit depth for a standard voiceover project.
Step-by-step
- Open Adobe Audition
- Press the 'A' keyboard shortcut to open a new file
- Set the Sample Rate to 48,000 Hz
- Set the Channels to Mono
- Set the Bit Depth to 16
- Paste the script title into the file name field
Options
- Record in 44,100 Hz instead of 48,000 Hz
- Use 32-bit depth if specifically requested
Watch out for
- Ensure the channel is set to Mono if you are only recording voice
Tips
- Use keyboard shortcuts to save time on your workflow
- Use 48,000 Hz, Mono, and 16-bit as your standard voiceover settings
All demos from “Adobe Audition Voiceover Tutorial | Setup to Final Export”
1:570:56Set up a new voiceover file in Adobe AuditionCurrentThe creator opens a new audio file using keyboard shortcuts and configures the sample rate to 48,000 Hz, mono channel, and 16-bit depth for a standard voiceover project.Adobe Express· AI Audio Editor
3:401:43Record voiceover with mistake markersA live recording session in Adobe Audition where the narrator uses a physical clicker to create visible spikes in the waveform whenever a mistake is made for easier editing later.Adobe Express· AI Audio Editor
5:233:41Edit audio using Spectral Frequency DisplayThe narrator demonstrates how to identify and remove mouth clicks, breaths, and mistakes by highlighting sections in the spectral view and using the 'Auto-Heal' favorite to clean up the track.Adobe Express· AI Audio Enhancer & Noise Reduction
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12:500:36Export final audio from Adobe AuditionThe final step of the workflow is shown, selecting the file format (WAV or MP3) and saving the processed voiceover to the local drive.Adobe Express· AI Audio Editor- Watch “Adobe Audition Voiceover Tutorial | Setup to Final Export” →
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