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Audition: Recording & Importing
Version: Adobe Audition 2020. Be aware that different versions of Audition will vary in appearance and functionality. Full Guide: View/Download
In addition to recording new audio, previously recorded files such as sound effects, voice files, and music, can be imported into the project.
Recording
To record:
- Navigate to Adobe Audition > Preferences > Audio Hardware.
- Adjust the following settings:
- Default Input: Select the source of audio.
- Default Output: Select the audio playback device, such as Built-In Output or Headphones.
- I/O Buffer Size: 512 is selected by default. If there is a significant audio delay, or echo effect heard in the headphones, lower this number to reduce the delay.
The original recording will be saved in the Files panel to the left. See the Basic Editing and Advanced Editing sections for editing instructions.
Use the volume knob in track controls to increase or decrease the volume of the track after recording.
Importing
To import audio:
- Navigate to File > Import > File.
- Locate and select all desired files(s).
- Click Open. The files will now appear in the Files panel.
- Click-and-drag an imported file to the Timeline at the desired location.
Imported files can be edited in the same was as recordings. See the Basic Editing and Advanced Editing sections for more details.
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