Adobe Audition Course (Hindi)

About Course

This comprehensive course is designed to take you from beginner to expert in Adobe Audition, a leading software for professional audio editing, mixing, and sound design. You will learn how to record, edit, and enhance audio, as well as master advanced techniques such as noise reduction, multi-track editing, and audio effects. By the end of the course, you’ll be able to produce polished audio for podcasts, video projects, music production, and post-production for film or TV.

All Basics
Introduction to Adobe Audition and Audio Editing
Managing and Importing Audio Files
Basic Audio Editing in Waveform Editor
Multitrack Editing Basics
Applying Effects and Filters
Noise Reduction and Audio Cleanup
Working with Equalizers and Compression
Voiceover and Podcast Editing
Sound Design and Audio FX
Advanced Mixing Techniques
Mastering Audio for Output
Exporting Audio in Multiple Formats
Audio for Video: Syncing and Editing
Creating and Editing Soundtracks
Project-Based Learning: Podcast Production
Project-Based Learning: Music Mixing
Project-Based Learning: Sound Design for Film
Advanced Techniques for Dialogue Editing
Surround Sound and Spatial Audio
Final Project: Professional Audio Production

Course Content

1. Introduction to Adobe Audition

1.1 Overview of Adobe Audition (Free Demo Available)

1.2 Understanding Audio Fundamentals

2. Basic Audio Editing Techniques

2.1 Waveform Editor Basics

2.2 Multitrack Editing Basics

2.3 Working with Effects Rack

3. Intermediate Audio Editing Techniques

3.1 Advanced Multitrack Editing

3.2 Advanced Audio Effects and Plugins

3.3 Cleaning Up and Restoring Audio

3.4 Advanced Mixing Techniques

4. Advanced Audio Production Techniques

4.1 Sound Design and Foley

4.2 Advanced Audio for Video Post-Production

4.3 Mastering Audio for Final Output

4.4 Voiceover and Podcast Production

5. Industry-Specific Projects and Applications

5.1 Audio Editing for Film and Television

5.2 Podcast and Radio Production

5.3 Sound Design for Games

5.4 Music Production and Audio Mixing

6. Exporting and Finalizing Projects

6.1 Exporting Audio for Different Platforms

6.2 Preparing Files for Clients

7. Final Section: Career Guidance and Portfolio Preparation

7.1 Building an Audio Portfolio

7.2 Freelancing and Career Opportunities

7.3 Preparing for Job Interviews

8. Final Project

Final Test

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Isha Singh

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"This Adobe Audition course was fantastic! The transition from basic to advanced techniques was seamless, and the hands-on exercises helped solidify my understanding. Highly recommend for anyone looking to enhance their audio editing skills!"

About Course

What Will You Learn?

Course Content

1. Introduction to Adobe Audition

1.1 Overview of Adobe Audition (Free Demo Available)

Introduction to digital audio workstations (DAWs) and Audition’s role in audio production

Exploring Audition’s interface: Workspace, panels, and tools

Setting up a new project: Sample rate, bit depth, and channel settings

Understanding key audio file formats: WAV, MP3, AIFF, etc.

Basic navigation and workspace customization in Adobe Audition

1.2 Understanding Audio Fundamentals

Introduction to audio signal flow and channels (Mono, Stereo, 5.1 Surround)

Basic concepts of sound: Frequency, amplitude, and waveform

Understanding decibels, dynamic range, and headroom

Sample rate and bit depth: How they affect audio quality

Basics of audio recording and importing sound into Audition

2. Basic Audio Editing Techniques

2.1 Waveform Editor Basics

Introduction to the Waveform Editor: Tools, panels, and functions

Basic audio editing: Cutting, trimming, and splitting audio files

Using the Move tool and Time Selection tool for precise edits

Working with fades, crossfades, and audio transitions

Undoing and redoing edits using history and non-destructive editing

2.2 Multitrack Editing Basics

Introduction to the Multitrack Editor: Tracks, mixing, and layering

Setting up a multitrack session: Importing and arranging audio clips

Understanding track types: Mono, stereo, and multichannel

Basic multitrack editing: Splitting, moving, and aligning audio clips

Adding and adjusting volume keyframes and automation

2.3 Working with Effects Rack

Introduction to the Effects Rack and real-time effects

Applying basic effects: Equalization (EQ), reverb, and delay

Using the Dynamics Processing effect for compression and limiting

Understanding the Noise Reduction effect for cleaning up audio

Applying and managing multiple effects within a session

3. Intermediate Audio Editing Techniques

3.1 Advanced Multitrack Editing

Using clip grouping and linking for efficient editing

Working with buses and auxiliary tracks for audio routing

Creating and managing submixes for complex audio sessions

Using track automation for volume, panning, and effects

Introduction to time-stretching and pitch-shifting

3.2 Advanced Audio Effects and Plugins

Using advanced EQ: Parametric Equalizer and Graphic Equalizer

Exploring advanced reverb and delay effects: Convolution Reverb and Echo

Introduction to modulation effects: Chorus, Flanger, and Phaser

Applying harmonic effects: Pitch Shifter, Autotune, and Vocoder

Installing and using third-party VST/AU plugins in Adobe Audition

3.3 Cleaning Up and Restoring Audio

Using the Spectral Frequency Display for visual audio editing

Removing clicks, pops, hums, and background noise

Advanced noise reduction techniques: Noise Print and DeNoise

Using the DeClicker, DeClipper, and DeHummer tools

Cleaning up dialogue and vocals for professional quality

3.4 Advanced Mixing Techniques

Introduction to mixing fundamentals: Levels, panning, and balance

Working with dynamics: Compression, gating, and limiting for polished sound

Using the Mixdown feature for finalizing audio tracks

Creating seamless transitions with crossfades and fade-ins/outs

Exporting stems and finalized mixes in various formats

4. Advanced Audio Production Techniques

4.1 Sound Design and Foley

Introduction to sound design principles for film, TV, and games

Creating custom sound effects using synthesis and sample manipulation

Foley recording techniques: Reproducing everyday sounds for media

Layering and editing sound effects for dynamic scenes

Integrating sound design into video projects

4.2 Advanced Audio for Video Post-Production

Syncing audio with video: Timecode and frame rates

Using markers and in/out points for precise audio sync

Audio mixing for film and video: Dialogue, sound effects, and music

Introduction to 5.1 surround sound mixing for film

Exporting audio for video: Stereo and surround sound mixes

4.3 Mastering Audio for Final Output

Introduction to audio mastering: Preparing audio for distribution

Using multiband compression for a balanced sound

Applying limiting to maximize loudness without distortion

Understanding LUFS (Loudness Units Full Scale) and RMS for broadcast standards

Exporting audio for different platforms: Streaming, broadcast, and CD

4.4 Voiceover and Podcast Production