PowerUP Webinar 180: Audio for Video Editors – Adobe Audition

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Duration: 64:41

Presented: October 21, 2015

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DESCRIPTION

In Webinar 178, we covered the basics of audio. Webinar 179 looked at advanced audio techniques. This week, we take projects from Adobe Premiere Pro CC and Apple Final Cut Pro X and move them into Adobe Audition – a high-power, audio-editing application – to maximize the quality of our audio. Audition is ideal for precision audio editing, repair and final mix.

In this session, Larry Jordan covers:

• The Audition interface
• Edit and organize Timeline clips
• Add fades and changing fade shapes
• Synchronize ADR with on-set dialog
• Repair problem audio – hum, clicks, distortion and more
• Use the Track Mixer
• Create submixes for filters and stems
• Test the final mix for frequency and amplitude issues

Audition is worth learning for any editor that needs their audio to compete with the best.

AUDIENCE LEVEL

This intermediate-level course is designed for editors with a basic knowledge of audio who want to learn more advanced audio techniques using Adobe Audition. All you need to watch this session is a web browser.

CONTENT OUTLINE
ORIENTATION

• When and why should we use Audition?
• DEMO: Interface overview
• DEMO: Customize the interface
• DEMO: Customize the session (project)
• DEMO: Automatic alignment of ADR audio

REPAIR AUDIO

• DEMO: Remove plosives (“popped P’s”)
• DEMO: Remove hum
• DEMO: Remove clicks and pops
• DEMO: Remove noise
• DEMO: Remove clipped signals
• DEMO: Remove selected frequencies

EDIT AND MIX

• DEMO: Organize the Timeline
• DEMO: Trim audio and add fades
• DEMO: Track Mixer Overview
• DEMO: Create submixes
• DEMO: Add filters
• DEMO: Create the mix
• DEMO: Test Frequency Response
• DEMO: Test for amplitude errors (distortion)
• DEMO: Export a final mix
• Questions and Answers