Adobe 22011292 - Audition - PC, Инструкция по использованию

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USING ADOBE AUDITION
Applying effects
Last updated 2/16/2012
Revealing effect slots in the Editor panel
1 Do any of the following:
• Select a clip, and click Clip Effects at the top of the Effects Rack.
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Select a track, and click Track Effects at the top of the Effects Rack.
• Display the fx section of the Editor or Mixer. (In the Editor panel, click the button in the upper-left corner.)
2 Choose effects for up to 16 slots in the list. (See “ Insert, bypass, reorder, or remove effects in racks ” on page 60.)
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Press the spacebar to play the session, and then edit, reorder, or remove effects as needed.
To change effect settings over time, use envelopes. (See “ Automating mixes with envelopes ” on page 123.)
More Help topics
“ Effects Rack overview ” on page 59
Pre-render track effects to improve performance
In the Multitrack Editor, pre-render track effects to address heavy CPU usage, improving performance for complex
mixes or low-latency recording. (Latency measures the delay between user input and sound output from a computer.
If latency is high, it produces an audible echo during recording, disrupting timing for musicians.)
You can continue to edit track settings normally; pre-rendering processes audio when pauses occur in playback or
editing.
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In the Editor panel, Effects Rack, or Mixer, click the Pre-Render Track button .
Insert effects before or after sends and EQ
On each track, you can insert effects either pre- or post-fader. Pre-fader effects process audio before sends and EQ.
Post-fader effects process audio after sends and EQ. For most mixes, the default, pre-fader setting works well. The
post-fader setting offers signal-routing flexibility for particularly complex mixes.
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In the fx section of the Editor panel or Mixer, click the Pre-Fader/Post-Fader button to insert effects either before
sends and EQ
, or after .