0:00 – Intro 0:11 – Plugging a microphone in for Adobe Audition 0:42 – How to connect a microphone to an audio interface 1:21 – Configuring audio hardware (input and output) for Adobe Audition 2:09 – Setting up Audio Channel Mapping correctly 2:44 – Starting your first recording in Adobe Audition 2:58 – Naming a file and select sample rate, channels, and bit depth 3:23 – Adobe Audition recording a microphone 3:41 – How to make your microphone louder in Adobe Audition 4:00 – Ideal recording level for Adobe Audition 4:21 – Stopping a recording 5:02 – Introducing the Adobe Audition workspace for beginners 5:45 – How to automatically preview audio files 6:15 – Effects rack, markers, and properties 6:40 – History and video windows 7:13 – Essential Sound Panel in Adobe Audition 7:24 – Changing layouts using workspace presets 8:06 – Time selection panel 8:22 – Zooming in, out, and moving around audio files 8:47 – Using the effects rack to add audio effects 9:04 – Adding an Equalizer in Adobe Audition 10:12 – Using a Compressor in Adobe Audition 11:42 – Reducing and removing wind noise 13:25 – Using the noise reduction effects 14:34 – Mixing multiple audio files in the multitrack view 15:24 – Placing music under a voiceover in multitrack 15:52 – Setting levels so voice can be heard over music 16:08 – Adding sound effects to multitrack 16:28 – Adding a fade in or out in multitrack 16:55 – Hard limiter effect 17:23 – Using fun audio effects like chorus 17:37 – Changing volume and pan (left to right) 17:53 – Mixing down multitrack to a single audio file 18:16 – Saving an audio file 18:51 – Fixing distorted audio 20:13 – Recap on everything we just learned 20:34 – Thanks for watching – ask questions!
