Adobe Audition: Edit audio via text transcript in Adobe Podcast Studio
Adobe Audition
Demo summary
The user shows how to upload a file to the Studio, generate a transcript, and delete specific sentences from the audio by simply highlighting and deleting the corresponding text.
Step-by-step
- Create a new project in the Studio
- Upload an audio or video file
- Click Transcribe
- Select Detect different voices to label speakers
- Highlight the specific text you wish to remove from the recording
- Press Delete to cut the audio segment
Options
- Import video files instead of just audio files
- Use the Undo button or Ctrl+Z to restore deleted segments
- Copy the transcript text for use in external tools like ChatGPT
Watch out for
- Video file imports may require a premium plan
- The file must finish processing and uploading before transcription can begin
Tips
- Use the transcript to generate video descriptions based on the content
- This tool is especially powerful for faceless content where you need to match video to audio after quality checks
Highlights
“it seamlessly cuts out that part”
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