I am working on a project and the files were recorded using Cakewalk Sonar. I want to import them into Adobe Audition 3.0 for mixing. What is the best way? Is there a specific format to export from Sonar into Audition?
Please help....thanks in advance!
(sorry if this has been discussed before)
Hello all!
Audition 3 - Is there a setting that will allow me to hear the track being recorded while I am recording it? I am using headphones and using a line in jack to input the guitar signal but when I hit play or record the program mutes the recording track.
I understand why its doing that, to prevent feedback. But I am using headphones and all sound is contained in the system. So I would like to hear the guitar through the head phones what I am recording.
Thanks for your help.
Jeff
I'm getting a strange effect when archiving a mono audio cassette.
If, in Audition, I either... a)record in mono or, b)record in stereo, then mix down to mono, the quality if worsewhen compared with recording and saving in stereo. There is a definite loss at the top end of the spectrum with a resultant loss in clarity.
I'm guessing that if I just record one track - or record both, pick the best, make BOTH the recorded tracks either left or right and THEN mix down to mono, all will be well. Haven't had time to try this yet but am just interested as to why this would be happening in the first place.
Just like the topic
Is AA3.0 running under Win8 ??
thanks
I already have 1.5 on my computer. I want to upgrade to 3.0.1, but need to keep 1.5 operational until I know 3.0.1 works well with other software I have. Is this possible to do without conflict between the two versions? Thanks for any help anyone can offer!
Is Adobe Audition 1.5 or 3.0 compatible with windows 8.1?
Will Auditon 1.5 run under Windows 7? Any problems?
My PC died, so I got a new one and re-installed Audition 3.0. I can hear audio just fine over my computer speakers in Edit mode, but in Multitrack, I can't hear a thing. I have checked the Audio Hardware settings and they seem to be fine (though I can't read all the way to the end of the listed hardware). Only one option is available, and it's the one I have defaulted in the Control Panel sound seettings. And, like I say, I hear everything without a problem in Edit mode. I know the audio is playing correctly in Multitrack, since I can see the levels bouncing around as they should. Any ideas?
I have been running AA1.5 in my Win7 configuration perfectly. I have two sound cards both of which are the Delta 1010 series. Drivers for those sound cards are up to date and work perfectly in AA1.5. I just recently installed AA3.0 on my computer because it seems to work better with some of my VST plug ins and like most others I like new tech. I can open sessions from AA1.5 in AA3.0 and the audio is fine during playback and mixing. Everything sounds perfect. But when I try to record new audio in AA3.0 there is a crackle. It comes and goes, almost sounding like a phaser flange or a pulse, very strange.
Any help or suggestions would be duely appreciated. I have already tried increasing buffer on the sound cards themselves and also increasing the amount of space set aside for sessions, but my computer is pretty bad ***, so I am not sure how this would be a problem. I currently have 1 TB hard drive, 8GB RAM, Win7 (64bit). If more info is needed in the matter let me know and I will answer to the best of my knowledge.
New problem. Everything I record from stereo mix or listen to on this computer (through any player) is not discreet stereo. There's about a 30% left-right bleed.
Speakers are selected as "stereo" and there are no effects applied in the sound card's properties.
But play the "DING" associated with the left speaker and you get some of it in the right speaker too. Recorded a strip with test tones applied to just the left channel via the card's Line In port and the Audobe waveform clearly shows 30% level in the right. Change the tones to the right and the reverse happens.
Seriously don't think this is Audition's fault, but Dell seems to think so. One would think clicking the speaker icons in the sound properties dialog would rule that out.
Suggestions?
Can anyone or Adobe themselves give an explanation as to how Audition 3.0 (and perhaps Audition CS5.5) verifies the machine hardware that it is running on to ensure that the purchased software license is not being installed on multiple machines?
I ask because it would appear that Audition 3.0 (at least) views its installation on the same single Windows 7 image as being 2 separate PCs if the same Windows 7 is booted into parallels and then at others times into BootCamp.
Yes, yes I know I can get Audition CS5.5 natively for the Mac, but for now I wish to run Audition in Windows. So please avoid discussions on this and instead offer me some advice as to why/how Audition reads the hardware it is running on.
The problem:
- I boot into BootCamp Windows, Audition 3.0 runs OK.
- Boot into MacOS, run same BootCamp VM Windows from parallels, run Audition 3.0, it runs asking for registratation. Registration succeeds.
- Boot into BootCamp Windows, Audition 3.0 runs runs asking for registratation. Registration succeeds.
And so on...
If I stick with one mode of running Windows, i.e. BootCamp OR via Parallels, Audition doesn't ask again, however, switching between the two triggers the re-registration.
Using the same VM/Windows install image/drive.
But I guess what is happening here is that the (virtual) "hardware" profile/signature/id presented to Windows/and 3rd-party applications, is different in BootCamp and Parallels and that applications such as Audition use this for authentication/registration to prove that the license is only running on the same hardware.
An ideal solution is that Parallels complies with the same hardware profile that BootCamp presents to Windows and 3rd party applications so that both Parallels and BootCamp are wholly seen as the same machine.
I've raised a support ticket with Parallels themselves.
I've posted on Parallels forum thread: http://forum.parallels.com/showthread.php?t=103398
awaiting moderation
But I also think Adobe could be a bit smarter as to how they detect that their software is running on the same machine that it is licensed for.
Hey everybody,
I've got a huge problem with Audition 3.0: I can't record anything. In the Multitrack Session, the 'R'-Button is always grey so I can't prepare for the record (or whatever it is called in english). Also, when I check the Audio-Hardware-Settings (hope you know what I mean), there is no available input.
The problem has to be the program, because I can record with Audacity.
I'm using my onboard soundcard and a Shure livemic, so nothing special. System ist Win7.
Thanks, hope somebody can help me!
P.S.: Google is giving me many threads where people have the same problem, but no solutions.
I can't find it on this Adobe site. Everthing I search on this site, or get sent to from a google search, sends me to the new CS5.5 or whatever new software. I don't want all that, and too many functions have been discontinued. I just want audio, having used CooEdit Pro and other Audition versions with previous computers. I'm now returning to audio work. I can't find anything about buying v. 3 here. On google searches, I find plenty of places that claim to be selling 3, but I doubt the legitimacy of them. They're weird sites trying to shove other software at me. Amazon says v. 3 is no longer in stock. Can someone tell me where I can legimately buy and download 3--and get any updates? I have Vista 32 and meet the system requirements for 3. Thanks.
Hi I am usin the mbox mini 3 w adobe audition thing is I'm only gettin sound out of one of the headphones when recordin the beat is in both ears but the voice feedback is only in the left side anybody have any ideas? I think its a setting in adobe audition cause protools I can hear through both ears but adobe is more easy for me thanks for the support
Kind of Long - Windows XP SP3
I play guitar and bass guitar, and want to record them. I have my guitar connected to a ZOOM G1N Multi FX Pedal. The OUTPUT cable from the pedal is then connected to my computer at the LINE IN jack. My headphones come from the SPEAKER port on my system.
When I play guitar it plays through my computer fine, and I can record some clips using Windows Sound Recorder.
When I launch adobe audition 3.0, there is no sound. I can still hear the sound because of the line in, but adobe audition does NOT pick it up.
I have ASIO4ALL installed on my computer.
I go to Audio Hardware Setup - Under all 3 tabs, I put ASIO4ALL.
When I hit the record button it shows that it is getting sound. But it seems delayed. I cannot hear anything from the speakers. When I press stop, or stop recording, and hit play, no sound.
What is my problem - I am a very novice user when it comes to programs like this, and I really have no understand of audio inputs and stuff. I can get full documentation off my system for a better understanding, just tell me what I need, such as sound drivers and pictures of my volume layout. I work on other types of software, so I can navigate through the program easily. I am just unsure what all these buttons do!!!
I have HD sound audio, with 3 ports on my motherboard.
Thank you
hi
when I record in multi track - it records with pops and clicks.
I understand that in order to solve this problem I have to increase the buffer size.
where is that set? under "Options" -> "Settings" -> "Multi -Track" -> "Play/Record" -> "Recording Buffer Size" ?
I just upgrade to 3.0 from 1.5 and I must say I have been racking my brain for hours trying to figure out all my problems. I found most by scrolling old posts but this one I cant find. After installing the program I opened a beat in the first track of multiview. I tried recording and I was having latency issues so I took the advice that popped up in a message prompting me to switch to ASIO drivers. I opened the audio hardware tab and selected my mic (02s) (samsung C01U). Now, when I record in stereo the volumes dont record evenly. The left ear records just a little bit louder then the right ear. On the bottom where the mic level are the top bar stays a precise amount away from the lower bar (about 2 inches). So when I record, the top level (left ear) records normal and the bottom level (right ear) in considerable lower. Doesn't sound good. I know I could equalize it using effects but I want it to record evenly. Anyone know how to fix this. I have VIA High Def Sound Card (I think...thats what it says under device manager) and windows 7. I was messing with the settings in my ASIO4ALL control panel trying to fix the latency issues so maybe I screwed something up there. What default setting should I put in the boxes in the ASIO4ALL control panel?
Hi,
I have been using AA3.0.1 for some time, and even though I have had an occassional crash, my effects presets have always been returned without a problem. Recently that is not the case. About 1/2 Adobe and izotope presets just
vanished...some remain, some are gone. I saw the tip to make a copy of the 3.0 folder - rename and restart...but wasn't clear - do I restart from the renamed folder? Also - if this does not work I have another question; Can I just get the xml file and put this in the effects folder? It seems like an obvious question but I did not find this on the forum threads. Thanks for your help.
Kind Regards,
David
After a disk failure and reinstall of OS with upgrade from WIN7home to pro, my audition 3.o said it wasn't activated. Was directed to site to download versions that didn't need activation. There are two there. Was told to download and install both. But no one could tell me what sequence to install them in. Files are ADBEAudition_ESD1_WWEFGJIS.exe, ADBEAudtion_loopology.exe. On closer view, there are three files but one of them was a 7z zip type file. Support didn't seem to realize that. Am guessing the file ending in JIS is the application and that the loopology flle is an add-on of some kind. Any ideas?
THanks