Adobe Audition Fft Filter

Voice over processing in Adobe Audition is a fine art and it can be quite time consuming to find the right filters and effects to apply. Yet that process can make a mile long difference and make you stand out from other voice recordings.

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To use Adobe Audition effectively, you need a bit of the technical know-how of the software. With the effects section of the Adobe Audition, you get access to hundreds of tools that can give your vocals a finishing touch. One important point to note, however, on your journey editing audio files is not to add too many effects or filters to your voice clip. Each filter has its impact on the wave form of any vocals it is.

This is by far one of the most popular topics we are asked to cover. So much so that we have created two videos to showcase various approaches.

EQ and Compression Sparkle

Here’s a tutorial on how to EQ, compress and add a little sparkle to any voice over in minutes. There are a few tricks that take no time at all for you to add to the voice and you can even save them as a preset in Adobe Audition. This means that every time you perform a voice over you can simply hit a hotkey and all these settings are applied in one quick session.

Voice Over Processing

I am showing here the exact settings I use with my voice recording and in the productions at Music Radio Creative. The voice stands out more, is not only louder but also adds presence to your vocals. All secrets revealed in this video.

Apply the measured filter response to other signals to place them in the same “acoustic world”. Export the measured filter response to or import it from a linear- or minimum-phase impulse response file (WAV). Mastering grade adaptive, free-form and graphic equalization. Extremely steep 96dB/octave shelving high-pass filter.

Update on How To Make Your Voice Sound Better

As the topic does never seem to be exhausted we have created a follow up to the two of the videos above, showcasing similar effects but in the later versions of Adobe Audition. If you want your voice to stand out and sound better – those tutorials are for you!