Hello,

Audition 1.0 (Cool Edit?) had a preset in the echo drop down menu called "midtones following".  They have this where I work but it doesn't appear to be included with Audition 2.0 which is what I use in my home studio.  The preset allows you to create a single echo of a single word with just the midtone frequency.  It's used often in radio imaging spots.

Does anyone know whether it's possible to pull this preset out of 1.0 and add it to AA 2.0?  Or is there a third party plug-in that does the same thing.

I tried using the "midtones following" settings from 1.0 in 2.0 but it just doesn't come out the same.  In 1.0 there is a check box that allows you to designate something like "continue audio after selection"  and this is not present in 2.0.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I've just started recording music with Audition and I'm having a bit of an issue that I'm hoping is fairly common. I've searched a bit, but haven't found what I was looking for. When I play back multiple tracks in the multitrack view it gives me crackling and sometimes cuts out completely. I get the same if I mixdown all the tracks.

Equipment:

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Alesis MultiMix 8 USB 2.0

Windows Vista Ultimate 64-bit

Creative Labs Soundblaster X-Fi

Intel Core 2 Quad 2.66Ghz

8GB Ram

Primary C: 544GB Free

Secondary F: 1.22TB Free

Adobe Audition 3.0

• I get this through my on board Realtek sound card
• I get this through my Creative Labs sound card
• I get this through my speakers
• I get this through headphones

I'm using the Creative ASIO driver, but I admit I'm new to recording via computer so maybe I'm missing something silly. My Audio Hardware Setup is shown below. I tried setting the ASIO Buffer Latency to 300ms to raise the sample rate, but that didn't help.

I tried raising the cache size thinking it didn't have enough.

I also raised the Peaks Cache.

I'm sure in my newbie-ness I'm missing something stupid and would really appreciate if anyone had any good advice on what I might do to troubleshoot this issue. It's making me nuts.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

I need some help setting up a Behringer

BCF2000 with Audition 3.0.

I recently purchased a new Dell Studio XPS 8100 running Windows 7 64 bit Home Premium.

I purchased Adobe Audition 3.0 and upgraded to 3.01.

Extract audio from CD does work at all -- it does not even open a window to choose a track.

If I try to use the open command, I see the tracks but it says file type .cda is not supported.

(All of the above work perfectly with my old XP computer.)

I know my new hardware is working well because I can extract a CD track to a .wav file using
Windows Media Player.  I can then opoen the .wav file in Audition and edit it.

What kind of dirty tricks is Microsoft Win 7 plalying on me?

Has anyone else had this problem?

Are there any patches to Audition or the OS to fix the problem?

Hello

I am attempting to install Adobe Audition 1.0 on a Dell inspiron 1520 with the Windows 7 operating system. The software is loaded and accessible. However, it does not seem to be working as it should.

Can anyone advise me of the procedure to install version 1.0 on Windows 7?

Any help would be appreciated.

Thank you.

George

When I try to start Audition 3.0 I get this message "Adobe Audition could not find a supported audio device. Please check your device settings." All of my system sounds and sounds from other programs work fine! This seemed to happen after a recent Windows or McAfee update as no other programs have been installed. I have also tried to "repair" Audition, when I run the repair it says that " The wizard was interupted before Adobe Audition 3.0 could be completely installed. Your system has not been modified. to complete installation at another time, please run set up again."

I have tried to reboot the computer several times and still have this happening! I am running Windows XP SP3. I can use system restore to go back before the update and get Audition to load. After the computer updates again, I am right back here the next time I try to start Audition. I know why not turn off your updates? Well, I do want the security and anti-virus updates...

I do not see any problems in device manager and all my system sounds are working along with sounds from other programs, web, etc. I just do not understand why after the updates and why the repair keeps getting stopped?

Thanks in advance for your suggestions!

I work for a radio station so several people use Adobe Audition 1.5, including interns who have little to any previous experience with it.  When files are saved, I tell them to save everything as an .mp3; also, most everything that's saved has the date in the file name (as in 2-15ComedyClub.mp3 or McDonalds2-20.mp3).

Occassionally, however, someone accidentally mistypes and uses a period with the date instead of a dash, which will cause the computer to think it's a file extension; i.e. saving the file McDonalds2.20.mp3 instead of McDonalds2-20.mp3.

In doing that, this changes the "files of type" section when you're trying to save a file.  Normally, in that "files of type" section, you'd see mp3PRO (FhG) (*.mp3) if you wanted to save an mp3 and Windows PCM (*.wav) if you want so save as a wav, etc. However, when the file name is saved incorrectly, the new "extension" shows up. Using the current example of McDonalds2.20.mp3, If i go to save a file, under the save drop-down menu, in the "files of type" section, I'd see mp3PRO (FhG) (*.20.mp3, *.mp3) as the file type. And then when a new file is saved, the extension is .20.mp3.

How on earth do I fix this? (Besides the obvious, don't save things as the incorrect file name/extension)

Thanks!

Hi.... I'm running into problem with Audition 3.0, attempting to incorporate a Digidesign Digi002R interface.   I have the standalone Digidesign audio drivers loaded (tried both 7.4 and 8.0), and have the ASIO Digidesign Driver selected in the Audio Hardware setup for all three ops - Edit, Multitrack, and Surround.  Can play back files just fine.  Attempting to record, however, produces no real-time audio.  I can see that I'm recording (real-time waveform activity on the recorded track), and can play back the resulting waveform, but get no real-time audio monitoring while actually recording, (nor when the track is record-armed but not actually recording).  I've tried ASIO4ALL to no avail.  Have tried all relevant outputs on the Digi002R.  Sounds great in playback mode... I'd really like to use this beast to record.  But monitoring signal is not present, in spite of the how-to for monitoring instructions in the Digi user manual (which is really ProTools specific).  Switching to Audition 3.0 Windows Sound switches the available I/O ports only to the Realtek onboard soundcard in the motherboard, which would be decidedly inferior to use for recording (and only has 3.5mm inputs/outputs anyway).  I admittedly have not patched them up yet. Marrying the ProTools interface to Audition 3.0 apparently is dicey in some cases, but I've read about others' success and can't seem to locate the trouble.  Ideas?

Windows XP-SP3, Intel Core 2 Quad, 4gb RAM  (Audition 3.0.1 patch installed)

Been using AA 3.0.1 a long time, but can't explain why this is happening. I usually save a song as a wave file, no problem, but then I do a "save copy as", in order to make an mp3 of the song, but now my choice to save is this:

mp3PRO (FhG) (*.wav,*.mp3).

First off, I don't ever recall the *.wav ever being part of the file extension along with *.mp3. Secondly, after I save the file the song shows up as "mysong.wav", instead of "mysong.mp3", but looking at the file size, around 5k for a 256kbps that runs around 2:30, makes it look to be saved as an mp3 file...a wav file size would be around 25000kb.

So, it looks like it's being saved as a .mp3 file, but showing that it was saved as a .wav file.

How the heck did this happen, and what can I do to make sure that the publisher I'm sending an .mp3 file to, is actually getting an .mp3 file, and won't have any trouble opening it??

Another crazy thing to mess with me and use up what little time I have...

Harry

Hi,

Just got a new Samsung laptop with Windows 8...this is all new to me..I'm used to my old XP laptop but it was ancient.  I'm getting frustrated because the main program I wanted to use - Adobe Audition 3.0 - doesn't seem to want to install on my new laptop.  The installation begins, even the official Adobe extractor makes a folder for the program files, asks me if I'd like to install Audition, I click "Yes", it starts to install....then when I get to selecting which language, I click on "English".  At this point, the installer just disappears. Nothing.  No confirmation of anything, no error message.  I've tried this over & over...

Also I've tried to use Compatibility Mode with no luck.  When doing it that way, a box comes up that says something like "Did the program install correctly...select Yes if so, or No to troubleshoot...".  If I select "No", the window doesn't offer any solutions.  Another weird thing--on a whim I took this laptop into a computer repair place and explained what's happening.  Everyone working there had never heard of this happening.  They even called their main tech who was off work that day, and he was intrigued and stumped, having never seen this kind of an issue.  The best they could come up with was for me to re-install Windows 8, which seems very excessive to me.  I'm told Windows 8 has some "glitches", although I have no idea how true that is. 

I do understand that some very old programs aren't compatible with Windows 8.  But I have heard/read multiple people say that they are using Adobe Audition 3.0 on Windows 8 and that it works fine.

I'm hoping this is something easy to figure out. I did try to search around online and here before posting this, but couldn't find a solution.  Many thanks for any suggestions or input!

Will Adobe Audition 3 work with Windows 8?

Uso una interfaz Foscusrite Solo para grabar con un micrófono de condensador, pero al conectarla no me permite grabar nada. Sólo importar y escuchar. En otros programas sí funciona, qué puedo hacer?

I have a single-file recording of a vinyl record (containing multiple sequential tracks) that I want to export to multiple separate tracks. Is it possible to take thisfile of audio, add markers to it and export that file from multitrack view into separate tracks? I know its possible to do it using markers and to export a CD list and the burning to CD, but can you export to multiple gapless WAV files instead, with the markers as track/split points?

I am not burning to CD, just wanting to keep the tracks as files.

When I record vocals into Au3 I do so without any effects on the channel insert. Once the .wav is recorded the next steps are to maximise the waveform and make sure it's free of noise or other unwanted artifacts. Au3 provides some very useful presets and effects. I wonder if there is a recommended 'step by step' procedure for utilising these? My own workflow is as follows:

De-noise

Normalise to -3db

Compress

Limit to - 3db

EQ

I would like to know if that is the correct workflow and it seems logical to me to leave the EQ until the mixing stage, so it would be premature to EQ any sooner. Echo and reverb are added during the mixing phase either in the channel strip insert or via a bus.

I was previously running Windows Vista Home Premium 32 bit on an Acer 5720 with dual core processor. There were some corruption issues with that so I've since had Windows 7 installed but am having some problems:

1) Echoback in the headphones when attempting to record vocals

2) Skipping/pops/clicks - and total freezing requiring shut down and restart using the Task Manager.

There's plenty of room on C & D drive - 54 gig and 32 gig respectively. I'd been advised to save all music files to the internal D drive, as opposed to an external Maxtor HD. It would be better to have the files read internally for faster reading time, as opposed to the external drive and USB. Somone else didn't concur with that advice and said the opposite was true, because of the disc spin rate being faster in the external drive: 5,400 rpm internal as opposed to 7,200 rpm external.

I turn off the internet connection whilst recording and also disable Norton, so as to minimise CPU load and hidden processes.

One other unfortunate problem is that I can't seem to get my external sequencer or Au3 midi sync'd -so each music track has to be recorded in real time, then aligned manually! If the midi timecode would work, I'd not have to do that chore and everything would be kept in perfect time throughout a song. Without the midi sync, tracks tend to drift slightly so then need to be cut up and pasted so that they line up in correct sync.

Thanks to anyone who might reply and I guess others must have had similar problems!

I CAN NOT FIND THE ADDICTIVE DRUMS VST PLUGIN THAT I HAD,AND I TRIED ALL THE "REFRESH PLUGIN LIST" STUFF AND SO ON,BUT I CAN NOT BRING IT BACK. I CHECKED ON MY HARD DISC (PROGRAMS) AND THE SOFTWARE ITSELF IS FULLY THERE.

WHAT HAPPENNED?...AND HOW DO I RESTORE IT?

Hello,

I'm an old Cool Edit Pro user.

I have a few old projects saved under the .ses format that I'd like to open.

They were made in a studio that doesn't have the Cool Edit Pro license anymore.

To open them I was considering to buy Aatranslator then I thought I could check for someone with an Audition license for sale.

Someone from a music forum pointed me to this link:

https://www.adobe.com/cfusion/entitlement/index.cfm?loc=en&e=cs2_downloads&PID=5628473

Saying that Audition Cs3 can be dowloaded for free from Adobe.

This link doesn't work for me, even if I've created an account on Adobe.com

Can anyone tell me if it is true you can get an old version of Audition (any version would be fine) for free and, if yes, how can I get it ?

thanks a lot,

Luca

I have been taking day long recording sessions and wanting to review them from projects and notes. Someday these recordings can be over 8 hours in length and Audition will only load the first 2-3 hours of this.  Does anyone else have this issue?  How did you take care of this issue?  I am just looking for any information.  I have tried to record in both .WAV and .MP3 and it does the same thing.  I would really like to be able to find a way to make this work.   Thanks.

My operating system is XP and I have Audition 1.5. Just to let you know, I’m not too savvy with the technicalities of Audition. I just record, do noise reduction, Dynamic processing, add effects, and level everything. Anyway, I was recording fine until I decided to take a break and for some reason disconnected my mic (It’s a USB mic). When I came back I reconnected it and resumed recording but the volume of what was being recorded was minimal. I have to put the track in solo and put the volume all the way up to hear what was recorded and even then it sounds low. In the level meters when I’m recording my guitar, you can see it respond to it. If I play hard enough the levels will go all the way up yet in the multitrack window you cant see the sound waves of what is being recorded. That’s how low it is. I tried restarting the program and the computer as well as raising the mic volume in the control panel. Nothing seems to work. Does anyone have any idea as to what it can be?

Thanks in advance.

AUDITION FINAL EXPORT / MIXDOWN FONCTION does NOT ever work
The Output Wave Resulting is a TOTAL SILENCE - NO SOUND AT ALL
Bought & registered Program act as an expired DEMO...

The result is a wave with a completely flat HORIZONTAL LINE of pure $300.00 rip off of SILENCE

Even after many clean reinstallations AUDITION never is able to do a Final Mixdown with any Sound in it.

A AUDITION Support Technician cleaned up during 1 hour about 15 secret hidden Adobe files in the Windows XP System.
After this clean up the AUDITION program functionned ONCE! Once it was able to output a Final Mixdown with sound in it.
That never occured again after. I have a very standard very well maintained Windows XP computer.

My understanding & the experience with the Adobe Support Technician prooves that the problem is the deeply hidden spy files of Adobe who erroneously turn my bought & registered program into an expired DEMO. I have reported the problem numerous times to Adobe, & everytime I talk to support people at Adobe, they tell me they have never heard about this problem, when I already had reported it MANY times at the Adobe Tech Support department !!!
I can only draw the conclusion Adobe is trying to hide this problem away by pretending they have never heard about it.. ?

Anybody have had a similar AUDITION  / DEPRESSION nightmare & found a solution ?

Hello,

I am working with a .wav file of 8k sample rate, 16-bit, mono of a Skype conference call that was recorded through the computer. The wav is file is Microsoft ACM: Microsoft ADPCM. The audio quality of the original is not great, as you can imagine, but when I make my edits and convert to mp3 it sounds horrible. I don't know the technical term for it, but it sounds muffled and distorted--the effect you get when you cup your hand in front of your mouth and move it around while talking. I'm at a loss for what to do. Is there some setting I need to change before converting? I know it's a low sample rate (I usually work with 44.1K), would that contribute to the problem?

Any help is greatly appreciated!

Thank you.