Waveform Editing - Audition - Revision history

Krusea: /* Save the File */

2019-11-12T20:25:53Z

‎Save the File

Krusea: /* Stereo to Mono */

2019-11-12T20:15:39Z

‎Stereo to Mono

Labahnp: /* Editing */

2018-10-16T15:38:23Z

‎Editing

Krusea: /* Stereo to Mono */

2016-11-02T17:29:57Z

‎Stereo to Mono

Krusea: /* Misc */

2015-10-21T18:47:39Z

‎Misc

Krusea: /* Waveform Editing */

2015-10-21T18:46:54Z

‎Waveform Editing

Krusea: /* Misc */

2015-10-21T18:45:51Z

‎Misc

Krusea: /* Misc */

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‎Misc

Krusea: /* Waveform Editing */

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‎Waveform Editing

Krusea: /* Stereo to Mono */

2015-10-21T18:42:33Z

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 # They will have the name of the original file with '''_L''' and '''_R''' added top the names.
-===Save the File===
+===Saving Files===
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-# Right-click in the '''Waveform Editor''''.
+# Right-click in the '''Waveform Editor'''.
 # Select '''Extract Channels to Mono Files'''.
 # Two new files will be created for the left and right channels.

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 ===Editing===
 Removing unwanted sections of the audio file using '''Cut''':
-# Hold down the right cursor on the mouse in the '''Waveform Timeline''', dragging it over the desired audio to delete from the selection.
+# Use the mouse to left-click in the '''Waveform Timeline''', hold down and drag cursor over the desired audio to delete from the selection.
 # Once the desired clip is highlighted, go to '''Edit''' > '''Cut'''.  This will delete the highlighted selection.
 Duplicating audio clips using '''Copy''' and '''Paste''':
-# Hold down the right cursor on the mouse in the '''Waveform Timeline''', dragging it over the desired selection to duplicate.
+# Use the mouse to left-click in the '''Waveform Timeline''', hold down and drag cursor over the desired selection to duplicate.
 # Once the desired clip is highlighted, go to  '''Edit''' > '''Copy'''.
 # Place the '''Playhead''' at the desired location on the '''Waveform Timeline'''  to '''Paste''' the copied clip.
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 To isolate a '''Specific Clip''' from larger audio file for editing:
-# Hold down the right cursor on the mouse, dragging it over the desired audio for the new clip.
+# Use the mouse to left-click, hold down while dragging the cursor over the desired audio for the new clip.
 # Once the desired clip is highlighted in the '''Waveform Timeline''', go to the  '''Edit''' > '''Copy to New'''
 # The '''Waveform Timeline''' should now only display the specific clip.
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 ===Save the File===
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 To convert from '''Stereo''' to '''Mono''':
 # Go to '''Favorites''' > '''Convert to Mono'''
 ===Save the File===

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 ===Misc===
-'''Audition''' creates '''PKF''' files for every wave file it opens.  These are cache files that contain visualization data of the sound waves.  Do not import these files into '''Audition'''.  They will be re-created if needed.
+* '''Audition''' creates '''PKF''' files for every wave file it opens.
 ===Open a File===

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 ===Waveform Editing===
-'''Waveform Editing''' is for editing single audio files- .mp3, .wav, .aiff, etc.
+* '''Waveform Editing''' is for editing single audio files- .mp3, .wav, .aiff, etc.
-It is a form of '''Destructive Editing'''.  When changes are made to the waveform file they also permanently alter the original file when it is saved.
-'''Waveform Editing''' is useful for a '''Fade In''' or '''Fade Out''', '''Normalizing''', simple '''Editing''', and converting sound files from '''Stereo''' to '''Mono'''.
-'''Waveform Editing''' provides a visualization of the audio file's '''Sound Waves'''.
 ===Misc===

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	'''Waveform Editing''' provides a visualization of the audio file's '''Sound Waves'''.		'''Waveform Editing''' provides a visualization of the audio file's '''Sound Waves'''.

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		+	===Misc===
	'''PKF''' files are visualizations of the sound waves. Do not import these files into Audition.		'''PKF''' files are visualizations of the sound waves. Do not import these files into Audition.