It’s often said that a film is 50% video and 50% audio. Unfortunately, for most indie filmmakers and video editors, not much time is spent trying to get great audio in post or on-set<\/strong>. While it’s not always the sexiest part of the post-production process, getting great audio<\/strong> can add immediate legitimacy to your film and to you as a filmmaker. So if you’re in the mood to take your film audio to the next level, check out these quick Adobe Audition tutorials<\/strong> designed to help you sharpen your audio editing skills.<\/p>\n While Audition isn’t as complex as\u00a0other video editing softwares like After Effects and Premiere, it’s still a professional software\u00a0<\/strong>with a learning curve.\u00a0This tutorial created by the good people at Adobe shows us how to navigate the Audition interface<\/strong>. If you’re new to Audition, this is a must-watch.<\/p>\n1.\u00a0The Basics<\/h3>\n
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