Learning Adobe Audition CS6 Training Video

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• 00. Free Videos From This Course

  • Welcome
  • Hearing And Viewing Simple Sound Waves
  • Recording In A Multitrack Session
  • Amplitude And Compression: Compressor Effects
  • Noise Reduction/Restoration: Rack Effects
  • Changing Pitch With The Manual Pitch Correction Effect
  • Dealing With Constant, Background Noise
  • Adjusting And Automating Track And Clip Panning
  • Using Write, Latch, And Touch Volume Controls
  • Mixing Down Multitrack Sessions To Files
  • Using Loops In Audition

• 01. Introduction

  • 0101 Welcome
  • 0102 An Overview Of Adobe Audition CS6
  • 0103 Setting Up The Exercise Files
  • 0104 Setting General Preferences
  • 0105 Adjusting Audio Preferences
  • 0106 Setting Other Preferences And Keyboard Shortcuts
  • 0107 Returning Preferences To Their Default Settings

• 02. Explaining Audio Fundamentals

  • 0201 Hearing And Viewing Simple Sound Waves
  • 0202 Hearing And Viewing Complex Sound Waves
  • 0203 How Sound Waves Interact
  • 0204 Understanding Digital Audio Concepts

• 03. Understanding The Audition Workflow And Workspace

  • 0301 Explaining The Workflow
  • 0302 Navigating The Workspace
  • 0303 Customizing Workspaces

• 04. Importing And Recording Audio

  • 0401 Importing And Opening Files
  • 0402 Inserting And Appending Files
  • 0403 Extracting Audio From CDs
  • 0404 Using The Media Browser
  • 0405 Viewing Clip Properties
  • 0406 Setting Up Recording Hardware
  • 0407 Recording In The Waveform View
  • 0408 Recording In A Multitrack Session

• 05. Editing Audio Clips

  • 0501 Playing And Monitoring Audio
  • 0502 Viewing Audio Waveforms And Spectral Displays
  • 0503 Selecting Audio Time Ranges In The Waveform View
  • 0504 Using The Snapping Feature When Selecting Time Ranges
  • 0505 Cropping Clips And Deleting Segments
  • 0506 Copying, Cutting And Pasting Audio
  • 0507 Adjusting Amplitude (aka Volume)
  • 0508 Reversing Audio And Creating Silence
  • 0509 Working With Audio In Video Files

• 06. Understanding Audition Audio Effects

  • 0601 Previewing Audition Effects
  • 0602 Applying Effects To Individual Files
  • 0603 Applying Effects In A Multitrack Session

• 07. Using Selected Audition Audio Effects

  • 0701 Amplitude And Compression: Compressor Effects
  • 0702 Amplitude And Compression: Miscellaneous Effects
  • 0703 Amplitude And Compression: Envelope Effects
  • 0704 Delay And Echo Effects
  • 0705 Filter And EQ Effects
  • 0706 Modulation Effects
  • 0707 Noise Reduction/Restoration: Rack Effects
  • 0708 Noise Reduction/Restoration: Process Effects
  • 0709 Reverb Effects
  • 0710 Special Effects
  • 0711 Stereo Imagery Effects
  • 0712 VST And Other Third-Party Effects

• 08. Using Analytical And Diagnostic Tools

  • 0801 Analyzing Phase, Frequency, And Amplitude
  • 0802 Deleting Or Marking Silence
  • 0803 Testing The DeClicker Effect
  • 0804 Using DeClipper To Repair Overly Loud Audio

• 09. Changing Pitch And Stretching Time

  • 0901 Visually Examining Pitch
  • 0902 Using Automatic Pitch Correction
  • 0903 Changing Pitch With The Manual Pitch Correction Effect
  • 0904 Using The Stretch And Pitch Effect
  • 0905 Changing Pitch And Time In A Multitrack Session

• 10. Manually Identifying, Reducing Or Removing Unwanted Noise

  • 1001 Visually Identifying Noises
  • 1002 Dealing With Constant, Background Noise
  • 1003 Cleaning Up Individual Noises
  • 1004 Using Specialized Techniques To Fix Noise Issues

• 11. Using And Creating Favorites And Effect Rack Presets

  • 1101 Examining Effect Favorites
  • 1102 Creating A Custom Favorite
  • 1103 Saving Effects Rack Presets

• 12. Building And Mixing Multitrack Sessions

  • 1201 Understanding Multitrack Concepts
  • 1202 Setting Up A Multitrack Sessions
  • 1203 Customizing A Multitrack Session And Creating A Template
  • 1204 Using Basic Track Controls (Zoom, Mute, Solo)
  • 1205 Working With Video In A Multitrack Session
  • 1206 Routing Outputs
  • 1207 Routing Sends
  • 1208 Adding, Deleting, Copying, And Pasting Clips
  • 1209 Trimming, Splitting, And Nudging Clips
  • 1210 Changing Clip Properties
  • 1211 Adjusting And Automating Track And Clip Panning
  • 1212 Adjusting And Automating Track And Clip Volume
  • 1213 Fading, Crossfading, And Matching Volume
  • 1214 Using Write, Latch, And Touch Volume Controls

• 13. Saving And Exporting Files And Multitrack Sessions

  • 1301 Understanding Audio File Formats
  • 1302 Saving Files And Multitrack Sessions
  • 1303 Mixing Down Multitrack Sessions To Files
  • 1304 Extracting Audio Channels And Exporting Multiple Files
  • 1305 Exporting To CD

• 14. Checking Out Some Extra Features

  • 1401 Tapping Into Adobe's Free Music, Loops, And Sound Effects
  • 1402 Using Loops In Audition
  • 1403 Checking Out The Side-Chain Feature
  • 1404 Using Audition With Other Adobe Applications
  • 1405 Additional Resources & Good Bye
  • 1406 Author Jeff Sengstack's Background

In this Adobe Audition CS6 training course Jeff Sengstack takes you through the use of this audio editing software from Adobe. Jeff is an experienced author, Adobe Certified Instructor, and has years of experience with Adobe products, and specifically with Audition. This video training course is designed for beginners, and no previous Audition experience is required.

Jeff starts with the basics of Audition CS6, covering audio fundamentals such as what sound is, and how Audition handles digital audio. He then moves to the Audition workflow; importing your audio, editing it, creating multi-track sessions, and exporting the final product. Each of the workflow steps are covered step by step, with every new training video adding to what came before it. Jeff also covers Audition CS6 effects such as reverb, and echo. Finally, you will learn how to identify, and remove unwanted noise from your audio clips.

By the conclusion of this video tutorial on Adobe Audition CS6, you will be familiar with all the various tools at your disposal as well as techniques you can use to clean, edit and export your audio files. Working files are included to allow you to learn with the same files that the author uses in his training.