🎉 Exciting Announcement for Adobe Audition Fans! 🎉 - Enhance your audio projects with my brand new Adobe Audition presets. Simplify your workflow and achieve outstanding sound quality effortlessly. Check them out here: mrc.fm/presets Support my channel while elevating your sound 🙏🎶🔥
Thank you for this! I recognized the EQ and Subtle Clarity from previous tutorials...these quick tips saved me a couple of times. Recently I was asked to do some work that involves audio and your tutorials have given me the "backbone" I needed to delve into it. Thank you!
@@MikeRussell Do you have a full on course available (or to suggest) which explains all an editor would need to know to have a better understanding of audio work?
Mike, thank you for your helpful, informative videos. I had a quick question concerning matching clip loudness (segment beginning at 2:25). When I import host audio and match it to the music's loudness, I encounter a slight hissing sound in the voice track whenever the host is speaking - a little bit like the sound of someone ironing in the background. It fades when no speech is outgoing. I'm guessing this may point out an issue in my processing of that host track. Any ideas as to how to prevent that? With thanks.
Thank you for your comment! It seems like the hissing sound might be coming from the processing of your host track. To prevent this, try reducing the noise floor by using noise reduction techniques like spectral editing or applying a noise gate to the host track.
@@MikeRussell Thanks so much, Mike - much appreciated. I think I found the issue in redoing the noise reduction I'd done on the host track. I seem to have 'under-done' the noise reduction, due to a fear of taking out too many frequencies. Going back and being a bit more aggressive with noise reduction has produced host tracks that I can boost without producing the hissing sound. Thanks for taking time to respond!
‼UPDATE FOR ADOBE AUDITION // PREMIERE PRO // AUDACITY USERS ‼- I have made it easier than ever before to work with tricky audio. My brand new audio presets are out now. One click to GREAT sound :) Check them out here: mrc.fm/presets This is a great way for you to support my channel too 🙏🙏🙏
Amazing quality video Mr. Mike, thank you so much! It helps me save a lot of time! I watched this video many times also :D I think this chanel deserve 1 milion subs.
Great Job. I have been using Adobe Audition since it was bought from Cool Edit Pro and rereleased as Adobe Audition 1.5. It has gotten better over the years. I bought CS6 when it was released, the last full buy out from Adobe. I still use CS6 Collection for most of my media creation. Thank you for the video.
this was so so useful! this was my first time using adobe audition and first time recording and editing a podcast and i think i got it right the first time!! thank you!
Thank you for the kind words! I'm thrilled to hear that you found the tutorial helpful in simplifying the podcast recording and editing process in Adobe Audition.
I'm glad I could help, and to answer your question, you can use an audio interface or a digital audio workstation that allows you to record two separate audio tracks simultaneously.
Thank you for your help and sharing your knowledge! If you record a second voice in this podcast, do you need to do the "match clip loudness" with the music again for this second track?
Thanks, this is amazing. I was able to reproduce most of the things. Except for one: in the Multitrack Editor... my waves for Guest and Host are just nowhere near to see. So the amplitude is really "low". But it's easy to hear us. Any chance to "zoom" that, so that you can see that?
Yes, you can easily zoom in the Multitrack Editor by using the zoom in/out tools or by using the keyboard shortcuts Ctrl/Cmd +] to zoom in and Ctrl/Cmd + [ to zoom out.
Yes, the settings and techniques shown in this tutorial can definitely be applied to commercial and narrative voice overs to achieve professional results!
Are you talking about recording or editing? You can assign the correct input in the recording settings for the multitrack or if it's editing you can drag the files to whichever tracks you want in the multitrack
Hi Mike! After recording something on Audition, what is the correct way to export this to Premiere, considering that I want to do a Video Podcast? Thank you!
Hi there! To seamlessly export your audio from Adobe Audition to Premiere for your video podcast, simply save your Audition project, then import the audio file into Premiere and sync it with your video footage. Thank you for your question!
During the fade out, how do you lower the volume of the music to a low level, and not totally out? Like I wanted some quiet background musing going through the whole podcast? Awesome job! I am learning a ton from you!
Mike! Thanks for sharing these videos - I'm new to audition and this is very helpful, however I have an issue which I can't seem to resolve. I'm editing a 15 min podcast, and the host of the podcast had a flu while we recorded - which made him breath maybe a little louder than normal - I want to remove this, but can't seem to figure out how to slow down the speed while editing - thus making it difficult for me to stop the track at the right moment and clip it out. Is there an easy way to slow down maybe 0.5 to 1 and have a little more time to react? :) Kind regards!
To set a pre-recording click in Adobe Audition, go to Edit > Preferences > Recording, and enable "Pre-Roll" with the desired number of seconds to give yourself a countdown before starting your podcast recording. Hope this helps!
I'm so glad to hear that you're getting great results with the settings - that's what matters most! Let me know if you have any questions about them! :)
thank you mr russell , your videos are very useful, you channel like an university. i am a big fan of you from iran (i am siyamak manager of fara gasht travel agency). thx God to know you. good luck.
To set up 2 mics in Adobe Audition for a podcast with separate tracks, go to Edit > Preferences > Audio Hardware, select your input devices for each mic, and create individual tracks for the host and guest to record on.
How your microphone records directly stereo (2 channels)? When im working with 2 microphones (dynamic xlr) i get only mono recording for each microphone.. What do i need to change?
You'll need to set your recording software or mixer to combine the two mono tracks into a single stereo track or use a stereo mic or microphone array that can capture a stereo signal in one XLR connection.
How do you sync the audio to the video? how do you set the frame rate fps and stuff if you record in audition and how to deal with drifting audio in the video
Hi there! Yes, you're absolutely correct - the increase in sound from -23 LUFS to -1dB without any other effect is a result of the mastering process in Adobe Audition. Great observation!
My audition does not record that way into dual tracks and cannot catch audio when i turn record on into the multitrack system with my mixer and mic all plugged in and presents correct. Do I need a new mixer? It only records into the waveform new sound file mode on very low levels, even when clipped on the mixer... My audition is broken.
If they're in the same room and can hear each other then the guest will not need headphones. If they're recording remote then the guest should wear headphones to stop the sound of the speakers being recorded at their end.
So I just finished up my first podcast. I merged all “my voice” clips on the top main track for easy editing from multitrack to waveform, however, when bringing it back over into multitrack, I hear little bits of buzzing in between speaking points but I do NOT hear them in waveform.
I was able to figure it out. Now currently trying to self teach myself how to edit my podcast, even though I`ve already turned it in, but really wanting to get even better at audio editing@@MikeRussell
For your voice, why are you recording a mono signal to a stereo track? And for matching loudness, why didn't you set the LUFs level? Also, is matching loudness useful for music audio, say if you are making a song? I know why you didn't use a compressor - I watched your Rodecaster Pro 2 video ;)
As long as your audio channels are mapped correctly it doesn't matter if you record your voice in mono or stereo. Technically the stereo recorded file is dual mono anyway. The multitrack track armed to record was a stereo track, that's why it's recorded stereo. Normally I would normalise to -16LUFs but for this video I've just used the default in Audition. What you match loudness to is really only important in the final mixdown to ensure your hitting any applicable loudness standards.
@@MikeRussell Yes, that's what I do. After the master is done, I pull the one file in Audition and then set the LUFs level. Thanks for the fast response!
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You will need to identify the noise and remove it at source to get the best quality recording. Any noise reduction will reduce audio quality. I'm afraid there are no shortcuts here
This is so fantastic. I will post the recording I will make in another channel (I paid for publishing rights in Epidemic Sound for one channel, so I will make a dedicated one "TheDNDDMNOOB). THANK YOU, yes, ALL capitals. This has been simple and easy to follow and execute. Thumbs up and a Sub
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm thrilled that you found the tutorial helpful and that you're planning to create your own dedicated podcast channel - that's awesome!
🎉 Exciting Announcement for Adobe Audition Fans! 🎉 - Enhance your audio projects with my brand new Adobe Audition presets. Simplify your workflow and achieve outstanding sound quality effortlessly. Check them out here: mrc.fm/presets Support my channel while elevating your sound 🙏🎶🔥
Your voice and instructions, you should be at a minimum of 1 million subscribers.
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad you find my tutorials helpful and I appreciate your support.
Thank you for this! I recognized the EQ and Subtle Clarity from previous tutorials...these quick tips saved me a couple of times. Recently I was asked to do some work that involves audio and your tutorials have given me the "backbone" I needed to delve into it. Thank you!
👍
@@MikeRussell Do you have a full on course available (or to suggest) which explains all an editor would need to know to have a better understanding of audio work?
Check out courses.musicradiocreative.com/
@@MikeRussell Thank you!
This is one of the best and most useful tutorials. It is a genuine tutorial with clear and replicable steps. Thank you so much.
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Invaluable info as always, Mike. Your lens on the inner workings of Adobe Audition is one of the most useful channels on TH-cam.
Thank you
Super clear and to the point! Thank you!
Thank you so much for the positive feedback! I'm glad you found the tutorial helpful.
Mike, thank you for your helpful, informative videos. I had a quick question concerning matching clip loudness (segment beginning at 2:25). When I import host audio and match it to the music's loudness, I encounter a slight hissing sound in the voice track whenever the host is speaking - a little bit like the sound of someone ironing in the background. It fades when no speech is outgoing. I'm guessing this may point out an issue in my processing of that host track. Any ideas as to how to prevent that? With thanks.
Thank you for your comment! It seems like the hissing sound might be coming from the processing of your host track. To prevent this, try reducing the noise floor by using noise reduction techniques like spectral editing or applying a noise gate to the host track.
@@MikeRussell Thanks so much, Mike - much appreciated. I think I found the issue in redoing the noise reduction I'd done on the host track. I seem to have 'under-done' the noise reduction, due to a fear of taking out too many frequencies. Going back and being a bit more aggressive with noise reduction has produced host tracks that I can boost without producing the hissing sound. Thanks for taking time to respond!
thank you so much ! I had no idea of sound editing and now look at my voice!
You're very welcome!
‼UPDATE FOR ADOBE AUDITION // PREMIERE PRO // AUDACITY USERS ‼- I have made it easier than ever before to work with tricky audio. My brand new audio presets are out now. One click to GREAT sound :) Check them out here: mrc.fm/presets This is a great way for you to support my channel too 🙏🙏🙏
Amazing quality video Mr. Mike, thank you so much! It helps me save a lot of time! I watched this video many times also :D
I think this chanel deserve 1 milion subs.
Thank you so much for your kind words and support!
Mike, you're the best. Seriously. Thank you so much for these brilliant videos. They're super helpful. Please keep 'em coming! :)
Thanks Natalie
Great tutorial! Very excited that I can start podcasting using Adobe Audition.
I'm excited for you to start your podcasting journey with Adobe Audition!
Great Job. I have been using Adobe Audition since it was bought from Cool Edit Pro and rereleased as Adobe Audition 1.5. It has gotten better over the years. I bought CS6 when it was released, the last full buy out from Adobe. I still use CS6 Collection for most of my media creation. Thank you for the video.
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this was so so useful! this was my first time using adobe audition and first time recording and editing a podcast and i think i got it right the first time!! thank you!
Good to hear
Thank you for this. Your recommended settings were super easy to setup and made everything sound better!
Glad to help
Thank you so much Mike, you make it seem so easy!
Thank you for the kind words! I'm thrilled to hear that you found the tutorial helpful in simplifying the podcast recording and editing process in Adobe Audition.
the best tutorial so far.
Thank you! I'm glad you found it helpful.
So glad you are re-recording tips for Au2023!
Thanks Rodrigo
Thank you your tutorials are excellent :)
Thanks Hilary
Thank you for saving me!😇
But how do you get the voice of the guest to fill the second track?
I'm glad I could help, and to answer your question, you can use an audio interface or a digital audio workstation that allows you to record two separate audio tracks simultaneously.
Incredibly helpful, thank you!
You’re welcome
Woaaaa! Amazing video, thank you so much. So clear, and to the point, no bluff. Much appreciated.
Thanks Joe
Thank you for your help and sharing your knowledge! If you record a second voice in this podcast, do you need to do the "match clip loudness" with the music again for this second track?
Yes you do.
This will save me so much time for my pre-recorded radio show.
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Fantastic video. Audition is a great software and this is a great channel!!! Aprendendo cada vez mais!
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GREAT 👍👍👍👍👍👍 I like when you process the sound. Everything is clear.
Thank you
Hi, Mike, thanks a lot for all your great tutorials😊
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This is great. Hope you include how to export it. But anyway these really helps. Thanks!
Thank you for the feedback! Will keep in mind.
Finally, this is so easy! I can't wait to try this for my first paid version of Adobe audition
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Tip for good music and voice blend. Lower the mid frequencies on the music. Thats where the voice frequencies are and so you separated them more.
Thank you for the tip! Lowering the mid frequencies on the music can help create a better blend for sure!
Le *sigh* I was so hopeful that this had already streamed so I could watch it right away. Ah well, love your work man!
Great class. Thank you.
Hey! Thanks for your kind reply.
How do we set chapters for the podcast? is that done in audition?
Thanks, this is amazing. I was able to reproduce most of the things. Except for one: in the Multitrack Editor... my waves for Guest and Host are just nowhere near to see. So the amplitude is really "low". But it's easy to hear us. Any chance to "zoom" that, so that you can see that?
Yes, you can easily zoom in the Multitrack Editor by using the zoom in/out tools or by using the keyboard shortcuts Ctrl/Cmd +] to zoom in and Ctrl/Cmd + [ to zoom out.
can I also use this settings for commercial and narrative voice overs?
Yes, the settings and techniques shown in this tutorial can definitely be applied to commercial and narrative voice overs to achieve professional results!
This was very helpful thank you. I have a question :) How do I connect my guests voice to guest track?
Are you talking about recording or editing?
You can assign the correct input in the recording settings for the multitrack or if it's editing you can drag the files to whichever tracks you want in the multitrack
@@MikeRussell hi sorry I forgot to mention, my question was for recording part. Thank you
That depends on your interface / mixing desk. Drop a post in our community with your hardware and software community.musicradiocreative.com/
Hi Mike! After recording something on Audition, what is the correct way to export this to Premiere, considering that I want to do a Video Podcast? Thank you!
Hi there! To seamlessly export your audio from Adobe Audition to Premiere for your video podcast, simply save your Audition project, then import the audio file into Premiere and sync it with your video footage. Thank you for your question!
During the fade out, how do you lower the volume of the music to a low level, and not totally out? Like I wanted some quiet background musing going through the whole podcast? Awesome job! I am learning a ton from you!
You could look at side chain compression or using essential sound ducking
Mike! Thanks for sharing these videos - I'm new to audition and this is very helpful, however I have an issue which I can't seem to resolve. I'm editing a 15 min podcast, and the host of the podcast had a flu while we recorded - which made him breath maybe a little louder than normal - I want to remove this, but can't seem to figure out how to slow down the speed while editing - thus making it difficult for me to stop the track at the right moment and clip it out. Is there an easy way to slow down maybe 0.5 to 1 and have a little more time to react? :) Kind regards!
Hi there! You can try using the time-stretching feature in Audition to slow down the audio for easier editing - hope this helps! 😊🎧
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Thank you so much for the love and support all the way from India! I appreciate it! ❤️🙌
love U, its perfectly explained!
Thank you!
Very informative video, thanks for making this, Mike! 👍🏻
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Great video! Would you recommend using a limiter as a final step? Or is the master you added a better way to go?
If you've processed and mastered correctly then you won't need a limiter 👍
THX Greytings from Poland
Thanks for watching and commenting from Poland!
I'm wanting to set a pre recording click so I know where to come in. I don't seem to be able to find out how anywhere. Any help much appreciated TIA
To set a pre-recording click in Adobe Audition, go to Edit > Preferences > Recording, and enable "Pre-Roll" with the desired number of seconds to give yourself a countdown before starting your podcast recording. Hope this helps!
Mike... I have no idea how those settings work, but I know I can hear they work on my recording, so thank you for this! :D
I'm so glad to hear that you're getting great results with the settings - that's what matters most! Let me know if you have any questions about them! :)
GREAT JOB
Thanks!
Do you edit the podcast after you did: mixdown session to new file -> entire session? Or do you remove the ums and ahs when still in the multitrack?
All editing would be done in the multitrack
Awesome as always!
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What I've learned in this video is way more than I spent in college 😂🤩
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thank you mr russell , your videos are very useful, you channel like an university. i am a big fan of you from iran (i am siyamak manager of fara gasht travel agency). thx God to know you. good luck.
Thanks for getting in touch
What did you click on to add a music track? Thank you.
I clicked on the Audio Library.
How can I configurate 2 mics, one for the host and the other one for the guest?
To set up 2 mics in Adobe Audition for a podcast with separate tracks, go to Edit > Preferences > Audio Hardware, select your input devices for each mic, and create individual tracks for the host and guest to record on.
How your microphone records directly stereo (2 channels)?
When im working with 2 microphones (dynamic xlr) i get only mono recording for each microphone.. What do i need to change?
You'll need to set your recording software or mixer to combine the two mono tracks into a single stereo track or use a stereo mic or microphone array that can capture a stereo signal in one XLR connection.
@MikeRussell how do i set it in audition?
Well, this really simply and cool tutorial. Further more, it is available onThis is the best free software Ive seen.
Just to confirm Adobe Audition is not free software
To delete a track in Windows it's ctrl + alt + backspace. ctrl + alt + delete gets you to task manager.
That's useful information, thanks!
How do you sync the audio to the video? how do you set the frame rate fps and stuff if you record in audition and how to deal with drifting audio in the video
Record ideally on a different source and sync in Audition. FPS and more can be set by changing the time units displayed in preferences.
@@MikeRussell Thanks Mike! testing it later.
Cool 😎
I wonder how the sound can increase from -23 LUFS to -1dB without any other effect, I guess that's the effect of Mastering? Is it right Mr. Mike.
Hi there! Yes, you're absolutely correct - the increase in sound from -23 LUFS to -1dB without any other effect is a result of the mastering process in Adobe Audition. Great observation!
@@MikeRussell Thank you for your enthusiasm!
Love this
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The bestttttttttttt!!!!!! New subs.
Thank you
My audition does not record that way into dual tracks and cannot catch audio when i turn record on into the multitrack system with my mixer and mic all plugged in and presents correct. Do I need a new mixer? It only records into the waveform new sound file mode on very low levels, even when clipped on the mixer... My audition is broken.
Sorry about the trouble! Check Audition's Audio Hardware settings, ensure your mixer is the primary input and update drivers.
I have adobe audition never made a podcast before would this be the same if you were interviewing 2 people? Do they need headphones like the host?
If they're in the same room and can hear each other then the guest will not need headphones. If they're recording remote then the guest should wear headphones to stop the sound of the speakers being recorded at their end.
@@MikeRussell if there in the same room can two guests share a microphone?
To get best audio quality you would want each guest on their own microphone.
So I just finished up my first podcast. I merged all “my voice” clips on the top main track for easy editing from multitrack to waveform, however, when bringing it back over into multitrack, I hear little bits of buzzing in between speaking points but I do NOT hear them in waveform.
It sounds like you may have some effects on the multitrack (like dynamics) that may be enhancing the buzz. I’d say double check the effects rack!
I was able to figure it out. Now currently trying to self teach myself how to edit my podcast, even though I`ve already turned it in, but really wanting to get even better at audio editing@@MikeRussell
Obrigado! Aula fantástica.
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For your voice, why are you recording a mono signal to a stereo track? And for matching loudness, why didn't you set the LUFs level? Also, is matching loudness useful for music audio, say if you are making a song? I know why you didn't use a compressor - I watched your Rodecaster Pro 2 video ;)
As long as your audio channels are mapped correctly it doesn't matter if you record your voice in mono or stereo. Technically the stereo recorded file is dual mono anyway. The multitrack track armed to record was a stereo track, that's why it's recorded stereo.
Normally I would normalise to -16LUFs but for this video I've just used the default in Audition. What you match loudness to is really only important in the final mixdown to ensure your hitting any applicable loudness standards.
@@MikeRussell Yes, that's what I do. After the master is done, I pull the one file in Audition and then set the LUFs level. Thanks for the fast response!
please i need access to the presets file used. cant seems to access the page. thanks
Thank you for reaching out! I've added a direct download link to the presets file mrc.fm/preset
@@MikeRussell Thank you so much for all you do!!
How do I record my guest as a separate track if they're remote?
It depends on your audio equipment.
Its working !!! Thankyou!!!
Glad to have helped
Thanks alot for this video that help me full ! +1
You're welcome! I'm glad the video was helpful for you.
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Buen video tnx broo
Thanks!
Ok but how to stop my mic from picking up others voice do I just mute it
You can solve that with mic positioning and correct gain setting
@@MikeRussell ok also you know any live bg noise suppression apps
You will need to identify the noise and remove it at source to get the best quality recording. Any noise reduction will reduce audio quality. I'm afraid there are no shortcuts here
the adds doesn't close so unable to download...
What are you trying to download? 🤷♂️
just perfect
Glad to hear it.
thank you sir.
You're welcome, glad you found the tutorial helpful!
Good job
Thank you
This is so fantastic. I will post the recording I will make in another channel (I paid for publishing rights in Epidemic Sound for one channel, so I will make a dedicated one "TheDNDDMNOOB).
THANK YOU, yes, ALL capitals. This has been simple and easy to follow and execute.
Thumbs up and a Sub
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm thrilled that you found the tutorial helpful and that you're planning to create your own dedicated podcast channel - that's awesome!
GOSH
It seems like something surprised you! If you have any questions or thoughts do share them!
Very helpful. Thank you so much Mike!
You're welcome