Editing with Adobe Audition 3.0

8 Responses to “Editing with Adobe Audition 3.0”

1. July 6,2009

   Jesse Springer @ 8:57 pm

   Thanks for posting, Terry! Love seeing how other people do their mojo.

   -Jesse

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2. July 7,2009

   trish bell @ 3:23 pm

   Thanks for taking the time to do this Terry…”but”..the big “but” here:

   It would’ve been even greater if you verbalized your actions. i.e :”to clean up the mistake, I click on the zoom bar and highlight….” blah blah blah..it is nice to SEE and HEAR in order to learn all these production tips.
   I too, use Adobe in my lap top but Pro Tools on my desktop.I am absolutely loving my career in voice overs!!!

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3. July 9,2009

   RadioJinglesVIP @ 8:18 am

   This is a great video. Thanks for sharing Terry.

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4. July 9,2009

   Mike Jones @ 10:35 am

   Thank,s for everything Terry, really great info on Adobe 3.0 , Please send me your tutorial on “You send it.com”, Really get Club, Mike Jones, Chicago,Illinois

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5. October 20,2009

   Paul Hernandez @ 11:53 pm

   Thanks again Terry. I’m still using Adobe 1.5 but hope to upgrade soon. I’ve had a little trouble with this version and windows vista when it comes to using the FX which is why I think I need to upgrade.

   Thanks again for sharing.

   Paul Hernandez

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6. October 27,2009

   Jane Ingalls @ 10:34 am

   Terry,
   You are a generous soul!
   Thanks for the tutorials and great leads.
   Would you please send the link to the “YouSendIt” video?
   Jane

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7. November 23,2009

   Eric Davis @ 10:25 am

   Hey Terry..
   Great video..I too am still using Adobe 1.5 and will soon upgrade to the 3. My question is, how does one get the studdering effect. I think when it was cool Edit, you could highlight the area and then just loop as many times as you like, I just don’t see that here. Thank you.
   Eric

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8. January 19,2010

   Mary @ 12:06 pm

   Terry, I have the DBX pre amp same one that you have or at one point had. However I cannot seam to get the settings set right on that and my mixer. ANy suggestions or help on that?

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