Duration & Times: 2 Days – 8:30AM-3:00PM EST
Locations for Training:
Course Description: In this two-day Audio Recording Fundamentals Using Audition training course, you will learn best practices of creating high-quality sound recordings and time-tested techniques. You will gain knowledge about the arrangements of various types of microphones and recorders and explore emerging technologies in the professional audio industry. You will use Audition to learn basic audio editing, audio restoration, master, creating and recording files, capturing/finding audio, multitrack sessions, effects, generators, analyzers, and more! This course is useful for Audio & Video Professionals using applications such as Adobe Audition, Audacity, DaVinci Resolve, Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, and Pro Tools, and for eLearning Professionals using applications such as Adobe Captivate, Articulate Storyline, and Camtasia (for eLearning voiceovers or narration, etc.)
Prerequisites: No previous audio recording experience is required. It is useful for students to have experience with audio recording equipment and Adobe software products.
Required Technical Set-Up:
• Primary computer connected to a second monitor OR second computer to view instructor live
• Reliable High-speed internet connection
• Web Browser: Google Chrome Preferred (Alternative: Microsoft Edge)
• 3-Button Computer mouse
• Audio Speaker/Microphone (built-in to computer or external)
Job Roles That Use Audio Recording:
Multimedia Professional and eLearning Developers that are new to Production
Projects That Use Audio Recording:
Video, Mobile, Web, and DVD Multimedia, and eLearning Development, Recording Voiceovers, Podcasting, Video Production, Radio Production, Training Tutorials, Narration
Audio Recording Fundamentals Using Audition Course Outline
1. Getting Started
2. Set up Audition
3. Audacity Interface
4. Basic Editing
5. Audio Restoration
6. Mastering
7. Creating and Recording Files
8. Capturing/Finding Audio
9. Multitrack Sessions
10. Effects, Generators, and Analyzers
11. Waveform vs Spectrogram
12. Special Scenarios
13. Preferences
14. References
Disclaimer: All course objectives and outlines are used as a guideline and are subject to change to ensure the latest information is covered to support real-world use of the technology.
Software Versions: ThinkB!G open enrollment classes are taught on the most current version of software whenever possible. To request a specific version, please Contact Us or call us at 301-362-2250.