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E, F, G, H, I, K, L, M, Edit In Adobe Soundbooth

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INDEX 85 dry, defined 80 DSP Group TrueSpeech 67 DSP, defined 80 DV AVI format 65 DVD, defined 80 dynamic range, defined 80 Dynamics effect 51 E Edit In Adobe Soundbooth command 62 editing audio. See specific editing tasks Editor panel navigating in 34 viewing audio in 31 effects See also individual effect names advanced and standard 47 applying 46 presets 46 Effects panel and rack 46 equalization (EQ) defined 80 Graphic effect 52 Parametric effect 52 expander, defined 80 exporting AIF, AVI, MOV, or WAV format 66 MP3 format 66 additional video formats 68 extra resources 7 F fades automatic 39 default curves for 39 manual 40 FFT, defined 81 files See also individual format names opening in Soundbooth 25 saving audio and video to 63 size and contents of 15 Files panel 26 Flanger effect 48 Flash cue points ActionScript for 60 exporting and importing 61 inserting as audio markers 35 setting parameters 60 workflow 60 floating windows 18 FLV format about 65 options for 68 font installation 1 frame rate 67 frame size 67 frequencies defined 81 selecting 37 viewing 31 Frequency Selection tool 37 G graphic equalizer 52 GSM compression 67 H H.264 format about 65 options for 68 Help about 2 Hertz (Hz), defined 81 hiss, removing 42 History panel 45 hum, removing 42 I impulse files for Convolution Reverb effect 49 input and output devices about 24 choosing 24 input levels, adjusting 27 setting properties 25 Insert Silence command 41 K keyboard shortcuts customizing 76 default, restoring 76 editing 77 finding 76 in Help 4 playing and zooming 77 saving and deleting sets 76 workspace switching 76 L Lasso tool 37 latency, defined 81 layered channels, viewing 33 levels adjusting 27 monitoring 30 limiter button 41 defined 81 effect 51, 53 LiveDocs 2 looping audio files, creating 44 playback 29 M magnifying. See zooming markers adding, adjusting, and deleting 35 saving and reloading 36 Markers panel 35 Marquee tool 37 mastering defined 81 effect 53 media cache database 28 Media Encoder. See Adobe Media Encoder metadata about 75 millisecond (ms), defined 81 miniplug, defined 81 Mix Paste command 38 mixing, defined 81 monitoring levels 30 mono, defined 81 mouse wheel, zooming with 34 MOV format about 65 options for 66 mp3 format about 64 options for 66

Section	Page
Contents	3
Chapter 1: Getting started	5
Installation	5
Requirements	5
Install the software	5
Activate the software	5
Register	5
Read Me	5
Adobe Help	6
Adobe Help resources	6
Using Help in the product	7
Resources	9
Adobe Video Workshop	9
Soundbooth CS3 videos	10
Extras	11
Bridge Home	11
Adobe Design Center	12
Adobe Developer Center	13
Customer support	13
Downloads	13
Adobe Labs	14
User communities	14
Key features	14
Key features in Adobe Soundbooth CS3	14
Chapter 2: Digital audio fundamentals	16
Understanding sound	16
Sound waves	16
Waveform measurements	16
How sound waves interact	17
Digitizing audio	18
Comparing analog and digital audio	18
Sample rate	18
Bit depth	19
Audio file contents and size	19
How Soundbooth digitizes audio	19
Chapter 3: Workspace	21
Customizing the workspace	21
About workspaces	21
Dock, group, or float panels	22
Resize panel groups	24
Open and close panels and windows	24
Working with multiple monitors	25
Position the Tools panel	25
Position vertical and timeline rulers	26
Brighten or darken the interface	26
Managing workspaces	26
Choose a workspace	26
Predefined workspaces in Soundbooth	26
Save a custom workspace	27
Reset a workspace	27
Delete a workspace	27
Chapter 4: Importing, recording, and playing audio	28
Configuring hardware inputs and outputs	28
Connecting to audio hardware	28
Set audio inputs and outputs	28
Set properties for a standard Windows sound card	29
Opening and recording files	29
Open existing files	29
Browsing assets with Adobe Bridge	30
Record a new file	30
Adjusting recording levels for standard sound cards	31
Delete temporary files	32
Playing audio	32
Monitoring time during playback	32
Change units in the timeline ruler or time display	33
Position the current-time indicator	33
Transport controls	33
Level meters overview	34
Chapter 5: Editing and repairing audio	35
Displaying audio	35
View audio waveforms and spectrums	35
About the waveform display	36
About the spectral display	36
Customize the waveform display	37
Customize the spectral display	37
Zoom audio	38
Navigate through time	38
Use markers	39
Selecting audio	40
Select time ranges	40
Select frequency ranges	41
Select all of a waveform	42
Copying, cutting, pasting, and deleting audio	42
Copy, cut, and paste audio	42
Mix audio when pasting	42
Delete or trim audio	42
Fading, changing, and maximizing volume	43
Automatically fade in or out	43
Change the default curve for automatic fades	43
Precisely fade in or out	44
Raise or lower volume	44
Maximize volume	45
Insert silence	45
Repairing audio	45
Visually identifying noise	45
Remove background noise	46
Remove clicks, pops, or rumble	47
Remove individual sounds	47
Looping, stretching, and pitch shifting	48
Create loops	48
Stretch time and shift pitch	48
Undo and redo	49
Undo or redo changes	49
Revert to or delete history states	49
Chapter 6: Effects	50
Applying effects	50
Preview and apply effects	50
Use effect presets	50
Effects reference	51
About standard and advanced effects	51
Analog Delay	51
Chorus/Flanger	52
Compressor	53
Convolution Reverb	53
Distortion	54
Dynamics	55
EQ: Graphic	56
EQ: Parametric	56
Mastering	57
Phaser	57
Vocal Enhancer	58
Chapter 7: Creating scores with AutoComposer	59
Get started with AutoComposer	59
Score creation workflow	59
Choose a score template and reference a clip	59
Customizing scores	60
Adjust basic score settings	60
Animate scores with keyframes	61
Saving and exporting scores	62
Save a customized score	62
Export a score as an audio or video file	63
Chapter 8: Working with Flash and video	64
Working with Flash	64
Working with Flash cue points	64
Set properties for Flash cue points	64
Export or import cue points in XML files	65
Working with video	65
Video workflows in Soundbooth	65
Editing audio clips from Adobe Premiere Pro CS3 and After Effects CS3	66
Chapter 9: Saving audio and video files	67
Saving and closing files	67
Save entire files or selected ranges	67
Export audio channels to mono files	67
Close files	68
Choosing file formats	68
Choosing an audio file format	68
Choosing a video file format	68
Options for audio, AVI, and MOV formats	70
mp3 options	70
AIF, AVI, MOV, and WAV options	70
Options for additional video formats	72
About the Adobe Media Encoder	72
About the Export Settings dialog box	72
Export settings presets	74
Pre-encoding tasks	75
Filter options for encoding	75
Video options for encoding	76
Audio options for encoding	77
Audiences options for encoding	77
Others options for encoding	78
Add XMP metadata to an exported file	79
Chapter 10: Keyboard shortcuts	80
Finding and customizing shortcuts	80
Find shortcuts	80
Customize shortcuts	80
Save or delete custom sets of shortcuts	80
Restore default shortcuts	80
Common shortcuts	81
Shortcuts for playing and zooming audio	81
Shortcuts for editing audio	81
Chapter 11: Digital audio glossary	83
Common audio terms	83
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