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  • Round-Tripping Sequences to Adobe Audition

    Posted by Peter Romero on May 6, 2020 at 4:34 am

    So, I have a sequence whose audio I edited in Adobe Audition, using Edit → Edit in Adobe Audition → Sequence. It worked great; I was able to remove clicks and do some noise removal and other destructive things. I noticed that the clips that were brought into Audition were shorter “subclips” of the entire audio file.

    How do I get this back to Premiere? I saved the sequence and all the audio files in Audition (it made me specify a location, so I just used its default suggestion: a folder in my project folder called Adobe Audition Interchange). I then closed Audition and went back to Premiere. Nothing changed; I still had all the unedited audio. I feel like I’m missing something stupid. It should just update itself, right? I shouldn’t have to delete all my audio and reimport anything, right?

    Peter Romero replied 6 years, 4 months ago 1 Member · 0 Replies
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