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Adobe Express: Edit audio using Spectral Frequency Display

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Demo summary

The 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.

Step-by-step

  1. Open the Spectral Frequency Display to view the audio heat map.
  2. Identify mouth clicks, breaths, or mistakes by looking for visual anomalies (dots or bright spots) in the spectral view.
  3. Highlight mistakes or unwanted silence and press Delete to remove the time from the recording.
  4. Highlight specific mouth clicks or wet sounds that should be removed without changing the timing.
  5. Go to the Favorites menu and select Auto-Heal to erase the anomaly while preserving the surrounding audio.
  6. Close up gaps between takes by highlighting the empty space and deleting it.

Options

  • Use a keyboard shortcut for Auto-Heal instead of the Favorites menu.

Watch out for

  • Deleting a selection removes the time from the recording, whereas Auto-Heal only reduces or erases the specific sound anomaly.

Tips

  • Use the spectral view rather than the standard waveform to more easily isolate small clicks and breaths.
  • Think of Auto-Heal as a 'magic eraser' for audio anomalies that doesn't disrupt the flow of the speech.

Highlights

“This is kind of a heat map that shows you a lot better in my opinion where your mouth clicks and breaths and stuff are.”

All demos from “Adobe Audition Voiceover Tutorial | Setup to Final Export”

  1. 1:570:56Set up a new voiceover file in Adobe AuditionThe 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 ExpressAI Audio Editor
  2. 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 ExpressAI Audio Editor
  3. 5:233:41Edit audio using Spectral Frequency DisplayCurrentThe 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 ExpressAI Audio Enhancer & Noise Reduction
  4. 9:171:58Apply an effects rack for audio polishingThe user demonstrates running a multi-step effects chain including iZotope RX De-click, parametric EQ, dynamics processing, and normalization to achieve a professional sound.Adobe ExpressAI Audio Editor
  5. 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 ExpressAI Audio Editor
  6. Watch “Adobe Audition Voiceover Tutorial | Setup to Final Export” →

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  6. 3:440:13Download and verify enhanced audioThe creator shows how to download the processed file from Adobe Podcast and bring it back into an editing suite to hear the final noise-free result.Tim Harris AI
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  10. 2:362:51Adjusting AI enhancement strength and A/B testingThe user demonstrates the Adobe Podcast 'Enhanced Speech' slider to adjust the effect percentage, toggles the enhancement on and off to compare the original noisy audio with the cleaned version, and downloads the final file.Learn Share Photo Video
  11. 2:300:56Apply Podcast Voice preset in Adobe AuditionThe user navigates to the Effects Rack, selects the 'Podcast Voice' preset from the default list, and explains the various effects it applies automatically.TinBox Studios
  12. 3:510:50Apply DeNoise for hissing noise reductionThe user shows how to configure the DeNoise effect in Adobe Audition, setting the reduction amount to approximately 30-40% and using a flat frequency focus.Master Editor
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