Adobe Audition CC Classroom in a Book

PART 1: INTRODUCTION Chapter 1: Audio interfacing Audio interface basics Mac OS X audio setup Windows setup Audio channel mapping Testing the audio setup Using external audio interfaces Chapter 2: The Audition environment Waveform vs. Multitrack views The Audition workspace Navigation PART 2: WAVEFORM VIEW Chapter 3: Basic Editing Opening files Selecting regions and changing levels Non-linear editing Chapter 4: Signal processing The effects rack Amplitude and Compression Delay and Echo effects Filter and EQ effects Modulation effects Reverb effects Special effects Multi-effects Stereo imaging Time and Pitch effects Using third-party VST and AU effects Using the effects menu Managing effects presets Chapter 5: Audio Restoration Reducing hiss via Noise Reduction Click/pop eliminator Reducing broadband noise DeHummer Removing artifacts with the spectral display Chapter 6: Mastering Mastering basics Applying EQ Applying dynamics Applying ambience Enhancing the stereo image Altering amplitude File conversion Analysis Chapter 7: Sound design Special effects Pushing the envelope of processing Chapter 8: Creating and recording files Recording into the Waveform Editor Recording into the Multitrack Editor Drag and Drop into an Audition Editor Importing Audio from CDs Saving Templates PART 3: MULTITRACK VIEW Chapter 9: Basic multitrack orientation About Multitrack production Commonalities with waveform view and integration between the two Looped playback Track controls Track areas Channel mapping Side-chaining effects Chapter 10: The Multitrack Mixer View Mixer view basics Using hardware controller Mixer customization via show/hide options Channel scrolling Chapter 11: Editing Clips Crossfading Mixing or exporting a collection of clips Fitting to specific durations Basic clip automation Add effects to individual clips Extend a clip via looping Chapter 12: Creating music with sound libraries About Sound Libraries Building a rhythm track Adding percussion Adding melodic elements

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