Inverting, Reversing, And Silencing Audio - Adobe 22011292 - Audition - PC Using Instruction

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Editing audio files
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"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
Create a playlist
1 In the Playlist panel, click the Open Markers Panel button
In the Markers panel, select marker ranges you want to add to the playlist. Then click the Insert Selected Range
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Markers Into Playlist button
Change the order of items in a playlist
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Drag the item up or down.
Play items in a playlist
• To play all or part of the list, select the first item you want to play. Then click the Play button
panel.
• 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
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Inverting, reversing, and silencing audio

Invert a waveform
The Invert effect inverts audio phase by 180 degrees. (To understand phase degrees, see
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.
If you want to invert part of a waveform, select the desired range. Or, deselect all audio data to invert the entire
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, or drag the range markers to the Playlist panel.
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