Audition 2.0 tutorials

Adobe have introduced 4 (so far) new tutorials specifically about AA2.0 - you can find them here.

Adobe have introduced 4 (so far) new tutorials specifically about AA2.0

Steve, what were the tutorials I got in November. Are they any use?

Maek

Anything you got in November won't relate specifically to Audition 2.0.

One's an editing.ses and the other mixer.ses. I assume I may be able to use them or they ship with AA2? Maybe not!

Mark

One's an editing.ses and the other mixer.ses. I assume I may be able to use them or they ship with AA2? Maybe not!

Oh those ones... I honestly have no idea.

OK Steve, I'll wait 'til my wife gives me the money to get AA2

Mark

I'm surprised that Bruce William's tutorial material is not mentioned here i.e. his podcasts and his Audition 2.0 Essential Training screencast based tutorial. The podcasts are free the screencast tutorial is about 100 bucks which if I recall is cheaper than the Total Training DVD I had purchased on AA 1.5, it also seems that its meatier less fluffy i.e. more bang for the buck.

I have the links here on my blog:

http://monteirofusion.blogspot.com/2006/10/audition-tutorials-on-podcasts.html

which I simply use to jot down my thoughts i.e. so forgive me if this is bad netiquette

To be quite honest I have not actually gone thru the entire material. I just ordered it yesterday but I can't wait to go through them.

I am also looking for tutorial material on mixing strategies i.e. what eq to use on certain various instruments and given what the part is doing i.e. a guitar comping a flamenco fusion thing would have a different treatment than an acoustic rock chordal picking thing, the same would go for strategies for compression, reverb, panning placement etc , any pointers to references for the above are appreciated.

thanks

I am also looking for tutorial material on mixing strategies i.e. what eq to use on certain various instruments and given what the part is doing i.e. a guitar comping a flamenco fusion thing would have a different treatment than an acoustic rock chordal picking thing, the same would go for strategies for compression, reverb, panning placement etc , any pointers to references for the above are appreciated.

Should each instrument stay within a certain frequency? refers to EQ and frequency ranges, and although the original linked graphic has gone awol it doesn't matter, because most of the important information is written in the thread anyway.

String Line Mix Primer thread.