Adobe Audition CC Classroom in a Book

I got this book as a primer to help me learn Adobe Audition. The book is very thorough. It has been a tremendous help while using Adobe Audition.Highly--Highly recommend.

For myself, a rookie at DAW’s (Digital Audio Workstation), I found this book to be very comprehensive and helpful. My only complaint has to do with the digital version that comes with this book. It’s the same as the book but offers instructional videos that are word for word what’s in the book, but offers a visual look at what’s to be done. And there’s where the problem comes in. The videos for some reason are cut off around the edges. That is, you don’t get to see some of the steps that are being done. It’s not a total loss as the instructions are printed there right after the video. But sometimes it helps to have the visual if you are confused about something (which does happen), so it makes the problem annoying.I would have probably just bought the digital version if that was possible since I don’t use the printed version much. I have it on my iPad Pro. I don’t know if kindle version has the videos. But it seems that you have to have access to the internet to use the digital version that comes with the printed version. Sorry if that was confusing lol

I have found that the Adobe Classroom in a Book an excellent way to learn each application.

Daughter needed this book for her college class and it was much cheaper here than her college bookstore. It’s a well written book and she enjoyed it.

Excellent resource for learning the basics and the more advanced features as well. I recommend the official Adobe Classroom in a Book series over other third party manuals.

Worth the $$! If you use Audition CC, then you need this!

Sound is an important element of motion images, like movies and videos. Creators of motion images using Adobe Premiere Pro have many sound adjustment tools within that software, but within the Adobe Creative Suite, there is an even better sound tool, which is fully integrated with Premier Pro in the form of Adobe Audition. If you don't know enough about music to easily edit a piece of music to the length of your video, Audition will explore the piece of music and lengthen or shorten it automatically so that it still makes musical sense. If you have a background tune, whose volume you wish to lower when someone speaks and raise again when the person is done, Audition will do it for you automatically. If you've got a noise in the middle of a track that you want to get rid of, Audition will provide more sophisticated tools than Premiere Pro.Audition is not easy to use. Maxim Jago's book gives a thorough introduction on how to use Audition, although I expect that like Premiere, the more you use Audition, the more you will learn. The book describes functions and then walks through a series of practical exercises, using files downloaded from the publisher's web site. Audition provides several different ways to accomplish similar tasks and the author presents most. Unlike certain other volumes, the exercises show each of the steps clearly, although one has to pay careful attention to the words, since many functions have similar names. Although each lesson provides an estimate of how long it will take, finding your way around the interface may take a little longer.Audition has a split personality. While many functions are extremely useful for motion images, other are designed for recording and sweetening music. I was primarily interested in the former. Jago distinguishes the functions for the most part. I skipped the chapters on recording files and creating music from sound libraries, but most of the other chapters contained techniques that I found useful.The book has been substantially rewritten, with more details on integration with Premiere Pro and new features like remix and auto ducking. As I read the updated edition, I found tools whose significance I did not realize in reading the first edition.Note: The publisher provided me with a review copy of this book at no charge.

Books are good. No complaints overall. I have done the Photoshop, Illustrator, After Effects, Premiere and Audition Books. My one big complaint is that the books tell you an estimated amount of time to complete the assignments, which is absolute BS. If it says an hour, it will take 2. If it says 90 minutes, it will take 3-4 hours. This is if you are focused and working fast.

Toda la serie de Adobe Class room in a book son una manera excelente para prepararse para los exámenes de certificación de los distintos programas de Adobe.

O livro "Adobe Audition CC Classroom in a Book" é um guia introdutório, que exercita a manipulação escalonada dos recursos disponíveis no aplicativo.

I am only part through this book and as a complete beginner it is quite hard going. The assets are really helpful and the book is quite comprehensive. I am hoping it gets easier as I get further into it. Well worth the money.