What are the most useful Adobe Audition shortcuts?
Key Adobe Audition shortcuts include Space to play/stop, Cmd+S to save, and I/O to set in and out points. Use Shift+Cmd+N to create a new multitrack session, D to toggle the selection tool, and R to activate the razor tool for splitting clips.
How do I edit audio in Adobe Audition?
Use the waveform editor (double-click a file) for destructive edits and the multitrack view (Edit > Multitrack) for non-destructive mixing. Press Cmd+A to select all, Cmd+C/V to copy and paste audio, and Delete to remove a selection. Use Cmd+Z to undo any edits.
How do I apply effects in Adobe Audition?
Select a portion of audio, then go to the Effects menu or use the Effects Rack panel. Press Cmd+Shift+E to open the Effects Rack. You can preview effects in real-time before applying them by clicking the play button in the effect dialog.
Adobe Audition keyboard shortcuts not working - how to fix?
If shortcuts aren't working in Adobe Audition, go to Edit > Keyboard Shortcuts and verify your key assignments. Ensure you're in the correct workspace (Waveform vs. Multitrack), as some shortcuts are workspace-specific. Resetting to the Default Set in the keyboard shortcuts dialog can resolve conflicts.




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