Adobe 22011292 - Audition - PC, Инструкция по использованию

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USING ADOBE AUDITION
Editing audio files
Last updated 2/16/2012
More Help topics
“ Delete Silence and Mark Audio options ” on page 80
“ Batch process files ” on page 57
Creating playlists
A playlist is an arrangement of marker ranges that you can play back in any order and loop a specified number of times.
A playlist lets you try different versions of an arrangement before you commit to edits. You create playlists in the
Playlist panel (Window
> Playlist).
Important:
To store a playlist with a file, you must save in WAV format. (See “ Save audio files ” on page 134.)
Create a playlist
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In the Playlist panel, click the Open Markers Panel button .
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In the Markers panel, select marker ranges you want to add to the playlist. Then click the Insert Selected Range
Markers Into Playlist button
, or drag the range markers to the Playlist panel.
Change the order of items in a playlist
❖
Drag the item up or down.
Play items in a playlist
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To play all or part of the list, select the first item you want to play. Then click the Play button at the top of the
panel.
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To play a specific item, click the Play button to the left of the item name.
Loop an item in a playlist
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Select an item, and enter a number in the Loops column. Each item can loop a different number of times.
Delete items from a playlist
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Select the items, and click the Remove button .
More Help topics
“ Working with markers ” on page 45
Inverting, reversing, and silencing audio
Invert a waveform
The Invert effect inverts audio phase by 180 degrees. (To understand phase degrees, see “ Waveform measurements ”
on page 3.)
Inverting doesn’t produce an audible change on an individual waveform, but you can hear a difference when
combining waveforms. For example, you might invert pasted audio to better align it with existing audio. Or, you could
invert one channel of a stereo file to correct an out-of-phase recording.
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If you want to invert part of a waveform, select the desired range. Or, deselect all audio data to invert the entire
waveform.