Feb 09, 2021 Adobe Audition's interface is clean.Each window is separated by tabs to keep the File, Effects, Main and Mixer sections separate and easy to revert to. If you don’t like the layout then Adobe has provided an Unlock Panel option which allows you to detach and move these windows to a position of your choosing. Effects reference. Apply amplitude and compression effects to audio; Delay and echo effects; Diagnostics effects (Waveform Editor only) for Audition; Filter and equalizer effects; Modulation effects; Reduce noise and restore audio; Reverb effects; How to use special effects with Audition; Stereo imagery effects; Time and pitch manipulation effects. In this video, you’ll learn how Audition integrates seamlessly with Premiere Pro. Starting with a Premiere Pro sequence that contains a noisy voice recording, you’ll use the noise reduction features offered by Audition to clean up this audio track.
Video Audition Tips
From The Voice Casting Team!
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We are excited to begin casting for another amazing season of The Voice! Since all casting for the Voice will be done through Video Submissions or Virtual Open Calls, we wanted to give you some tips to create your best video audition!
These are tips you should follow when recording a video audition for a Video Submission and/or participating in one of the Virtual Open Call Auditions. If you're planning to audition for a Virtual Open Call, make sure you also read the Virtual Open Call Guidelines.
- Most Important! Be yourself! Each artist is unique and has their own style let that shine through in your video submission.
- Choose a cover song that best represents you as an artist and matches your vocal and performance style.
- Dress to impress! Wear what you would wear if you were to land a 'Blind Audition.'
- Remember to have fun! Show us your personality and energy. We want to see you PERFORM!
- You may sing to a track, accompany yourself on an instrument or have someone else accompany you.
- Please use a high quality recording device such as a camera, MAC, PC, iPhone or an Android Galaxy Smartphone.
- If you do not have a mic, make sure your recording device is close enough to get clear clean audio.
- If you are using recording equipment, please avoid overly using reverb, compression, tuning/vocal enhancers. We want to hear you, not an edited version of you.
- Be sure to record your performance video in a place with minimal sounds and distractions (e.g. unexpected sounds like dog barking, baby crying, or loud neighbors). We don’t need any visual effects, props, or anything that would distract from your performance.
- Test your sound and video. Can you be heard clearly? Is the sound distorted? Maybe you're too close or too far from the microphone. Adjust and test again.
- Natural Reverb - We all love a room with reverb/echo, but it can sometimes be too much. If it sounds like you’re in a cave, rethink the space.
- Please record in a clean & clear location (e.g., no dirty dishes, laundry, or unmade beds behind you). Your roommate or family member should NOT be on the couch eating chips or watching TV while you are recording your audition.
- Make sure you are well-lit, especially on your face (lamps or natural light work best). Make sure the light is in front of you. DO NOT HAVE LIGHTING BEHIND YOU.
- Make sure you frame the camera so we have a full view of your performance. Don’t cut off your head, put the camera too close, or with a view up your nose. Make sure the camera is in focus.
The best Adobe Audition effects are often those that you create yourself using your ears. I reveal my best presets, vocal settings and give them away free!
I talk about the best Adobe Audition presets to use on radio sweepers, DJ drops and for podcast intros. Adobe Audition CC has been announced and will be available to download from 17th June 2013 onwards. The Adobe Creative Cloud announcement has been met with some controversy but I’m fully embracing the fact that my creativity is in the cloud and that I can start learning other Adobe software as part of my membership. Adobe acrobat professional for mac download.
My Best Adobe Audition Effects
5. Mike Big and Wide
This is a great vocal effect for any voice that you’d like to stand out and sound stereo. The effect (or similar) has been used on many a radio ID not least because it sounds great on car stereo systems and helps to highlight a message. It’s a simple chorus effect with some of my own tweaks, compression and a little studio reverb for sparkle.
4. Mike EQ
I add some of my own custom EQ to voice overs, like my own, and other voice over artists that perform work for Music Radio Creative. I push up the high range frequencies to give a little sparkle to the voice. Some voice artists don’t need this process but in many cases sessions come in dry and need a little brightening up.
3. Mike Processing
This is not something I would apply in the waveform view of Adobe Audition rather the multitrack as it involves a number od different effects (including Dynamics Processing, Graphic Equalizer and Studio Reverb). A little wetness on the reverb adds a great sound to audio production although other radio imaging producers may argue that reverb is old fashioned and that you should knock out low and high frequencies on a voice over so that it cuts through anything – just like those fancy men’s razors you see advertised on TV!
2. Mike Echo
There are many echo presets in Adobe Audition some of which are really decent and others are not designed to be used on vocals. I have created my own custom echo that works great when you mix vocals with music and imaging sfx. Echo is great for when you end a radio jingle or DJ drop so that the radio station name or host name echoes away into a music track. Listen to some examples in the podcast audio.
1. Mike Compressor
There is a really cool multiband compressor integrated from iZotope into Adobe Audition CC but I find the native Audition ‘Dynamics Processing’ perfectly fine for compressing voice over sessions. It’s not too heavy and this is important especially if you’re going to compress the voice again when you drop it into the multitrack. The compression is simply a light 2:1 setting above -20dB but it makes a difference to raw voice sessions.
Auditions For Voice Over Work
Free Adobe Audition Presets
I promised you an easy way to download all of the presets I’ve spoken about in the podcast and here it is! Get your free Adobe Audition presets.
Adobe Audition 1.5 Voice Effects
Voice Effects Online
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