Paul Murphy demonstrates how to cut music to a specific length using Remix in Adobe Audition.
- [Instructor] In my own work, I do a lot of…editing of music tracks…and it's very rare that the music track I'm using…for a project is the exact length I need it to be.…So I'll usually need to cut out repeated sections…of the music to make it fit.…Now, you can either do that manually,…which does take time, or you can use…a magical feature in Audition know as Remix.…With Remix, Audition will analyze your track,…determine where there are repeating sections…in your music and re-edit the track so that it…fits your specified duration as close as possible.…It's really quite a remarkable…and intelligent piece of technology.…
So in our edit here, we have this music track…that goes for about 90 seconds and we need it…to finish where the video finishes…which is where this marker is here.…So I actually need my music track…to be about 50 seconds long.…So to cut this clip down, the first thing I'm going to do…is make sure I've got the clip selected…and I'm going to go up to my Clip menu…and I'll go all the way down to where it says Remix…
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5/4/2018Released
11/29/2017- Customizing a workspace
- Importing a Premiere Project
- Removing unwanted sounds
- Importing audio and video files
- Reviewing audio terminology
- Working with the Waveform Editor
- Cleaning and repairing audio
- Creating a multitrack session
- Recording audio
- Using the Essential Sound panel
- Working with effects
- Exporting a session to OMF and XML
Skill Level Beginner
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Q: This course was updated on 05/04/2018. What changed?
A: The following topics were updated: importing video files and what's new in Audition CC 2018. In addition, new videos were added that cover importing a sequence in Audition and using the tracks panel.
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 2s
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What's New
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1. Getting to Know Adobe Audition
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2. Crash Course: Fixing Noisy Audio from Premiere Pro
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Importing a Premiere Project4m 59s
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Exporting back to Premiere2m 47s
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3. Importing Media
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Importing audio files4m 46s
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Importing video files3m 18s
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4. Audio Terminology
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Understanding frequency2m 35s
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Understanding amplitude1m 40s
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Understanding sample rate1m 40s
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Understanding bit depth1m 16s
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5. Editing Individual Clips with the Waveform Editor
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Adjusting clip amplitude2m 39s
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Editing with the clipboard6m 49s
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6. Cleaning and Repairing Audio
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Removing pops and clicks4m 32s
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Removing background noise7m 39s
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Removing a specific sound6m 12s
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Repairing clipped audio3m 4s
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7. Combining Clips with the Multitrack Editor
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Editing clips9m 38s
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Fading clips4m 59s
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Adjusting clip levels5m 56s
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Adjusting track levels5m 16s
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8. Additional Multitrack Features
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Using clip and track colors2m 37s
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Grouping clips3m 10s
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Adding markers4m 4s
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Stretching clips6m 58s
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Re-editing music with Remix5m 49s
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9. Recording Audio
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Setting up your input device2m 44s
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10. The Essential Sound Panel
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Auto-ducking music6m 10s
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11. Working with Effects
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Previewing effects3m 20s
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Using Compression Effects7m 57s
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Using filters and EQ effects8m 50s
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Using Reverb Effects6m 50s
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Using presets and favorites6m 31s
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12. Advanced Mixing with the Multitrack Editor
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Mixing effects with sends5m 27s
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13. Integration and Output
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Send multitrack to Premiere2m 44s
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Export to Media Encoder2m 37s
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 5s
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