From the course: Adobe Audition: Editing Podcasts in the Multitrack Editor
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Finalizing your mixdown - Audition Tutorial
From the course: Adobe Audition: Editing Podcasts in the Multitrack Editor
Finalizing your mixdown
- All right, so now that we have our multi-track session edited, the last step is to create a mixdown. Okay, assuming that you are done editing, in order to create a mixdown, all you need to do is click Multi-Track, Mixdown Session to New File, and then Entire Session. So the first thing that you see after you create the mixdown, since I actually undid the hard limiter on the final mix, I did not include it this time. You will need to hard limit at negative three, or before that, you can actually just do a compression around negative nine. And then I would probably hard limit afterwards somewhere around negative five. I'm just looking at the waveform to do this. You can see that most of the waveform is at a safe value if I cut it at negative five. I'm undoing and redoing so you can see that. And then I'm going to normalize it to negative three decibels. And from here, I'm going to check out what the loudness value is for this stereo file, and negative 18. So we're pretty close to…
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Leveraging the Multitrack Editor for efficient editing1m 41s
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Recording in the Multitrack Editor6m 27s
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Navigating the Multitrack Editor8m 24s
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Multitrack editing tools3m 21s
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The Essential Sound panel9m 19s
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Shorten silences before editing2m 19s
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Fixing microphone bleed6m 29s
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Buses: The fasted way to apply effects4m 1s
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Finalizing your mixdown3m 50s
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Exporting to Premiere Pro1m 56s
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