Here we will create keyframes to either raise or lower the volume without affecting the whole track.įirst, click on your audio track and make sure it is highlighted. You can do this at the end of your music track as well to fade out. The fade will be indicated by a thin yellow line. Click and drag the little box icon on your music bed. To add music to your project, click on a music file and drag it into the music bed on your timeline.Ĭlick and drag sound effects into the Sound FX track on your timeline. Your files will appear under Files panel on the top left of your screen. You will want to import both music and sound effects this way for your podcast. This will allow you to import audio files from your computer into your Audition project.

You can select as many as you want by holding Command (Mac) or Control (Windows) and clicking on each file you want.Ĭlick open in the lower right corner of the window.

Then hover your mouse over I mport, and click F ile. Your Auditon project will reference these files, so do not delete them after importing them.Ĭlick F ile in the upper left of your screen. Here you can find additional audio assets that are free and at your disposal.įirst, move all audio files you need in your project to the folder you created for your project. If you are looking for supplementary audio files such as music and sound effects. We will also go over how to fade in and out and adjust audio levels of different clip segments. This tutorial will show you how to import audio assets and use them in your podcast.

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