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Figure 7 Rack Effect–Vocal Enhancer dialog box

Figure 8 Effects Rack panel

Figure 9 Effects Rack Process menu

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Adobe Audition

Guide

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How to apply Adobe Audition sound effects

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This document requires Adobe Audition CS6. Technical instructions may differ depending on your version.

Adding effects to tracks in a multitrack session

Adding effects in a multitrack session is similar to adding effects to a single file in the Waveform Editor, but there are 

a few key differences:

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Each track in a multitrack session can have its own rack of 16 effects.

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Track effects apply to all files or clips in the track.

You can also apply effects to the individual files or clips in a track. When you do, the file or clip includes both the clip 

effects and any overlying track effects. 

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Effects you add to tracks in a multitrack session appear in the Effects Rack panel. This is true whether you add 

the effect from the Effects menu or from an Effects pop-up menu in the Effects Rack panel.

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Effects you add to tracks or clips in a multitrack session appear in the Effects Rack panel. You don’t need to click 

Apply. The effects are applied to the multitrack session file (.sesx) when you save it. 

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You cannot apply process effects to tracks or clips in a multitrack session. Process effects are identified in the 

Effects menu by the word (process) in parentheses. To apply process effects, open the file in the Waveform 

Editor view, apply the effect, save the file, and add the modified file to your multitrack session.

To add effects in a multitrack session:

1. Start Adobe Audition and start a new multitrack session 

in the Multitrack Editor.

2. Drag a file from the Files panel to Track 1 in the 

multitrack session (Figure 10).

Note: For this activity, use a file that does not already 

include effects.

3. Select the track in the Multitrack Editor panel (a track 

that contains an audio file).

Note: You can select the track header or click on any clip 

in the track to select it. 

4. In the Effects Rack panel, make sure Track Effects is 

selected (Figure 11). 

Effects will apply to all files or clips in the current track.