Something that's easy for you to remember, and then make that hot key your second nature. Use them till their location in the deepest sub-root menu and what action is being performed is burned into your psyche. Russell More, Producer, Island Radio/Jim Pattison Broadcast Group, Nanaimo, BC: I use Adobe every day and the biggest thing I preach to anyone I teach is to first know what plug-ins/features/actions they're using. Once you realize the virtual mixer works the same as a hardware mixer, it opens up lots of possibilities using Sends and Subs and applying effects there once, instead of applying effects multiple times across multiple tracks. The same things that work in previous versions still apply, like setting up your personal keyboard shortcuts if you use dual monitors, setting up what you need to see in Waveform and Multitrack view.
There are so many small changes that will make a big difference in your workflow, particularly if you use Time Stretch frequently.
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Q It Up:What Adobe Audition tips or tricks have you learned lately? Maybe a new way to set up the mixer? Editing techniques to speed things up? A cool way to use a plug? Feel free to add any other related comments and thanks for your feedback!Ĭraig Jackman, Professor – Radio Broadcasting, School of Media, Arts, and Design, Loyalist College: If you are used to using Audition 1.5 or 3 and find yourself upgrading to Audition CC or CS6, it’s worth taking the time to go through the Audition Classroom in a Book, which is about $45 on Amazon.
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