And it should do, because all of the frequencies have gotten a little bit quieter. I've reduced this by 6 DB, and it's pretty subtle, but the Spectral Display has got a little bit darker. So I'm going to click to deselect, and you can see right away now, there's my shortened waveform. I release the mouse button and the change is calculated and also the entire clip is selected. With nothing selected, if I now click and drag on this decibel scale, you can see I immediately get feedback that shows the changes to the audio level in terms of adjustments to the waveform.Īnd now let's go for maybe -6 dB. I'm going to move the Heads-Up Display out of the way, and you'll see, now it just stays wherever I put it.
Now personally, I find this a little bit intrusive, so I'm going to turn that pin on. Wherever I click and drag, I get the Heads-Up Display. Now, if I turn that pin off, and then maybe make a selection, you can see, when I make the selection, the Heads-Up Display jumps to the middle of it. Notice that it's got a little pin here on the right hand side. This is the so-called Heads-Up Display, and this is here to allow me to make adjustments to the amplitude, to the volume, of either the whole clip or the selections that I've made. What I'm looking for is this little panel here. It's pretty noisy right the way across the frequency spectrum. I've got my left and right channels, and down here you can see my Spectral Display. And once the MP3 has been read, you can see, this is a pretty noisy clip. I'm going to double-click to open this up. Under my Assets, I've got this Millionaire Mix.mp3. Let's take a look at a couple of approaches to this. Audition makes it really easy to adjust the amplitude - the volume of a clip that you're working with in the Waveform Display.
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