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ADOBE AUDITION VS AUDACITY SOFTWARE
ADOBE AUDITION VS AUDACITY FREE
ADOBE AUDITION VS AUDACITY WINDOWS

The "Magic at the Musicals" opened as a stereo file and played back at the correct rate, but was highly overdriven and clipped. My hunch is the channel data is interleaved and the default "ImporterMPEG", which I believe utilizes third party codecs by MainConcept, is being interpreted as a single channel which explains why it's half-speed and one channel. On MacOS, when I force it to import through the native "Apple Audio Toolbox" option in the Open File dialog, it is imported as a stereo file at the correct speed. I was able to quickly compensate by selecting Edit > Interpret Sample Rate and choosing 88,200. With the "iHeart Broadway" file, it opened as a mono 44.1K file and playback sounded half-speed.

ADOBE AUDITION VS AUDACITY WINDOWS

On MacOS we can utilize Apple's native codecs, but Windows requires a third-party implementation to open these files. Audition appears to import both files through the ImporterMPEG plugin by default, which I believe may feed through a third party codec library.

I find I can import both of them, but see the different behaviors. Thanks for sending the links to those files. Any ideas?įormat/Info : Audio Data Transport Streamįormat/Info : Advanced Audio Codec Low Complexity with Spectral Band Replication and Parametric Stereo

ADOBE AUDITION VS AUDACITY FREE

My workaround for now is to use Audacity (3rd party free software) or to convert them to another format prior to edit them with Audition, or use the pitch tool in Audition to speed up the clip to 50% and increase the semitones to 12 to restore the audio to original state, however, I lose the stereo channel that way. Only Audition seems to have a problem with these files. So I don't think there's any corruption going on. I open all files just fine in the free Audacity editor, and they work fine in any player I try. I have many other files same exact format that Audition does not like, but the first one listed below (05-20), for some reason opens fine in Audition. However, Audition does not like the second file (05-21). The only difference I see is the file name, everything else seems identical. Below is the information from MediaInfo comparing one that opens fine, and the other that does not. The files were recorded with a stream recorder software. On the files that do not open correctly, there are no error messages, but when they open, Audition opens it as a mono file and plays it at half the speed. However, one of them opens correctly, that's the odd thing. Normally, these files do not open correctly in Adobe Audition. Hindenburg and the audio editor in (free) Davinci Resolve are solid choices.I have some files, in HE-AACv2 format recorded from the same exact source using same exact settings. If you don't want to pay a subscription for Audition there are other good options. Audition is designed to do the things you do fast (you may just have to teach it a bit to get there). If you want ctrl+L to do that, assign that in the keyboard shortcuts editor. Make a selection, right click and select Silence Time Selection in Clips (or something like that). Silencing a clip in Audition doesn't require a trip to waveform. You may find that you can do new/better things with your editing without having to spend more time by switching to another editor. I also think the ceiling on Audacity is low, and it encourages people to stick to simplistic editing styles, because anything else gets really cumbersome.

ADOBE AUDITION VS AUDACITY SOFTWARE

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