Operation Manual

ADOBE AUDITION 3.0
User Guide
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Asetofscriptscanbegroupedtogetherinascript collection.Forexample,ascriptcollectioncalled“ambience”might
contain scripts for adding echo, reverb, and delay, and one called “batch utilities” might contain scripts for batch
processing.
See also
“Batch processing overview” on page 259
Create a script
1 Set up Edit View for the script: If you’re creating a script that applies to open waveforms, open a file typical of the
ones you’ll apply the script to. Then select a range if needed.
2 Choose File > Scripts. The Script Collections area displays the name of the currently opened script collection.
3 If the script collection you want isn’t open, do one of the following:
• To open an existing script collection, click Open/New Collection, navigate to the collection (SCP) file, and then
double-click it.
• To create a new script collection, click Open/New Collection. Navigate to the folder in which you want to save the
new collection (SCP) file. Then, type a name in the File Name text box, and click Open.
• To rename a script collection, click Edit Script File. The collection (SCP) file opens in Windows Notepad. Locate
the “Collection:” entry on the first line, and type a new name. Then save the file.
4 Type a name for your script in the Title text box.
5 Click Record. The Scripts dialog box closes.
6 Perform the actions that you want to be part of the script.
Don’topenorsaveafileaspartoftheactionsforthescript—theseactionsarespecifictoaparticularfile.Ifyoumake
a mistake, return to the Scripts dialog box, click Stop Current Script, click Clear, and start over.
7 After you finish recording the script, choose File > Scripts, and click Stop Current Script.
8 Type a description for the script in the text area of the dialog box.
The description appears when the script is selected.You can add or edit a description later by clicking Edit Script File.
9 Click Add to Collection. The script appears in the list at the left.
Run a script
After you create a script, you can run it on a file, an entire waveform, or part of a waveform, depending on the script type.
To run a single script on a batch of files, use the Batch Processing command. See “Batch process files” on page 260.
1 Set up Edit View to match the starting point of the script. For example, if you want to run a script intended for a
waveform, open a file and select a range. If you want to run a script that starts from scratch, close all open waveforms.
2 Choose File > Scripts. The Script Collections area displays the name of the currently opened script collection.
3 If the script collection you want isn’t open, click Open/New Collection. Navigate to the collection (SCP) file you
want, and double-click it.
4 Select the script you want to run from the list.