Introduction to Adobe Audition

Overview

“You're on the home stretch! Now it's time to export the edited and processed audio from the Waveform Editor so you can share your recording with the world! You will learn the complete four-step workflow used by podcast and audio podcast professionals which includes using the Match Loudness Panel to raise levels to broadcast/channel-specific standards. The Match Loudness Panel is optional, but learning this comprehensive workflow will take your audio editing and production to the next level, especially if you are publishing a podcast or online audio for audiobooks and more.”

In this video lesson Mike Murphy addresses the topic: The Waveform Export Workflow, which is part of the Domestika online course: Course 5: Exporting and Saving Projects. Save and export your audio files to share with the world.

Partial transcription of the video

“ COURSE 5 - LESSON 1 The Waveform Export Workflow In the previous lesson, we practiced with the Effects Rack, Noise Reduction, and the Essential Sound panel. In this lesson, we'll take a look at how to export an edited audio file in the Waveform Editor. Let's get into it. You recorded audio using the Waveform Editor, maybe for a solo podcast or a voice-over for a video. When you were done recording, you then saved the file into your project folder as original and before you started editing and adding effects, you then made a copy of the original recording into your project folder and chang...”

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Course summary for: Course 5: Exporting and Saving Projects

• Level: Beginner
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