Operation Manual

Table Of Contents
ADOBE AUDITION 3.0
User Guide
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Rearrange, reassign, or remove CD tracks
In CD View, do any of the following:
To rearrange tracks, drag the track you want to move up or down in the list. Or, select the track and click the Move
Up or Move Down button.
To remove tracks, select one or more tracks and click Remove.
To remove all tracks, click Remove All.
To close the source files when removing tracks, select one or more tracks and choose Edit > Destroy Selected
Tracks (Remove And Close).
To reassign a track to an available track marker or the entire file, right-click the track and choose Change Selection
from the context menu. The submenu lists all available track marker ranges in the file.
Edit the source audio for a CD track
1 In CD View, select the track you want to edit.
2 Choose Edit > Edit Source Audio.
See also
“Editing audio files” on page 65
Set CD track properties
Adobe Audition lets you specify a title and artist for each track. CD players that support CD Text display the text
during playback. You can also change the length of pauses between tracks, enable or disable copy protection and
pre-emphasis features, and add an ISRC (International Standard Recording Code) number.
1 InCDView,double-clickatracktoopenitstrackproperties.Or,selectthetrackandeitherclickTrackProperties
or choose View > Track Properties.
2 Enter a track title and artist for the track.
Important: To add title and artist text to a CD, you must select Write CD-Text in the Write CD dialog box, and your
CD burner must support this text. (See “Write a CD” on page 267.)
3 If you want to set additional properties for the track, select Use Custom Track Properties. Set any of the following
options, and click OK:
Pause Adds a pause of the specified length before the track. By default, Adobe Audition assigns a 0-second pause to
the beginning of every track except the first track, which must have a 2-second pause that cannot be changed.
Copy Protection Sets the copy protection flag (as defined by the Red Book specification) for the track. In order for
copy protection to occur, the CD player must support the copy protection flag.
Pre-Emphasis Sets the pre-emphasis flag (as defined by the Red Book specification) for the track. Pre-emphasis is a
basic noise reduction process that is implemented by a CD player. For pre-emphasis to occur, the CD player must
support the pre-emphasis flag.
Set As Default Uses the current settings as the default track properties.
Same For All Tracks Applies the settings, with the exception of the ISRC code, to all tracks in the track list.
ISRC Specifies an ISRC (International Standard Recording Code). This code is used only on CDs that are destined
for commercial distribution.