Re: Adobe Audition anyone?

[David Messenger <mssngr1@pacifier.com>]

The Trick here is to use "save as" and point the file type to "Windows 
PCM". Then export the files one at a time
by creating a new session in your other DAW and add each file 
individually to that session. This can be a problem if your files don't 
all start at the same time-you lose your timing. I got around this by 
adding space to all files so they all started at the 0.00 point of the 
song. That way when you add the files to your DAW session they all start 
at the same time. You have to think of Audition as a giant tape machine 
to get the concept, but once you get used to all tracks needing to start 
at the same time, with space before the actual track content start point 
it gets really intuitive.


D.

On 9/23/2011 5:16 PM, Stephen Goodman wrote:
> As an old Cool Edit user there was a function for Mixdown but I don't 
> think it let you select which tracks to do this to.  I think you have 
> to mute all but the track in question, and then export.
>
> -----Original Message----- From: Michael Peters
> Sent: Friday, September 23, 2011 10:15 PM
> To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com
> Subject: Adobe Audition anyone?
>
> we have used Audition to mix a multitrack piece, now we need to export 
> each
> of the tracks to wav files to use in another DAW. Does anyone know how to
> export an audio track (sometimes a track contains several clips), 
> including
> the changes done to it in the session view, to a new audio track? this is
> such a basic task but we can't find out how to do it. There is an export
> function but it only creates a mixdown of all tracks.
>
> -Michael