Operation Manual

Table Of Contents
ADOBE AUDITION 3.0
User Guide
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Extract CD tracks with the Open command
1 Place an audio CD in the computer’s CD-ROM drive.
2 In Edit View, choose File > Open.
3 Choose CD Digital Audio (*.cda) as the file type, and navigate to the CD-ROM drive.
4 Select the tracks you want to rip, and click Open.
Extract CD tracks with the Extract Audio From CD command
1 Place an audio CD in the computer’s CD-ROM drive.
2 In Edit View or CD View, choose File > Extract Audio From CD.
3 Under Device Interface Options, choose the drive that contains the audio CD. If necessary, set remaining interface
options.
4 For Selection, do one of the following:
Select Absolute Block Selection to extract part of a track or a segment of audio that spans multiple tracks. In the
Start box, enter the beginning frame. In the Length box, enter the total number of frames you wish to extract.
(Each second of CD audio has 75 frames.) The resulting start and length times appear in Min:Sec:Frame format
to the left of their respective boxes. The range bar provides a graphical representation of how much audio will be
extracted and where the audio appears within the CD.
TheoptionaboveisgreatforpullinghiddentracksfromCDs,orforjoiningtracksthathavebeenbrokenupbytrack
indexes (such as live performances).
Select Track to extract one or more complete CD tracks. A list of all tracks on the CD appears, along with their
lengths stated in Min:Sec:Frame format. Select the desired tracks, and then set any of the following options:
Extract To Single Waveform Creates one audio file from all selected tracks.
Artist, Album, Genre, Year Adds track information you either manually enter or acquire automatically from a CD
database.
To rename a track, double-click it.
Get Titles Acquires track information from a CD database you specify by clicking Configure.
Clear Removes all existing track information.
Configure Opens the Configure Titles dialog box, where you specify an online CD database and determine title
format.
5 To listen to the selected tracks before extracting them, click Preview.
6 To save the settings for future use, save a preset. (See “Use effect presets” on page 104.)
7 After you finish setting options, click OK.
Configure track information from a CD database
1
In the Extract Audio From CD dialog box, click Configure.
2 In the HTTP Titles Database box, enter the domain name or IP address for your favorite CD database.
3 Enter your e-mail address. (Adobe Audition doesn’t use this information, but many CD databases require it.)