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Collect your assets

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Adobe Audition is an audio editing tool which has 2 views: waveform (stereo editor) & multi-track.

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When Audition is opened initially, you will see the stereo view. 
To switch between stereo and multi-trackillustration of switch view buttons

To make your research project easily portable, you need to collect all your digital assets into 1 folder. Create a new sub-folder for your experiment in your research folder on fileserver (refer Using the COMM Shares Server) (if you need a new research folder on fileserver, refer Moody College File Server and Shares).

Your new sub-folder will hold a variety of files including the audio files (typically .WAV, .MP3, or .FLAC extension) as well as the Adobe Audition Multi-track Session file (.SES or SESX extension). The session file doesn't contain any audio data – only pointers and instructions to the audio files.

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Collect all your audio files in your experiment sub-folder.

If you have lots of digital assets, feel free to organize using subfolders.

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To access the audiology library, navigate to: L:\Classmedia\CSD_Audiology

Copy the files you need from the library to your experiment sub-folder. This will ensure that your experiment is portable and will be playable at offsite locations.

 
  

 

Audition Overview

Adobe Audition is an audio editing tool which has 2 views: waveform (aka stereo editor) & multi-track.

 screen grabs of stereo & multitrack views
When Audition is opened initially, you will see the stereo view. 
To switch between stereo and multi-trackillustration of switch view buttons
Open the folder of your digital assets 
  

 

Generating Tone or Noise in Audition

 

Recording your own audio speech samples

refer XXXX 

Create the Audition Session File

Switch to the multi-track view. 
If prompted to create a new session, choose XXX, XXX. 
In this example, we will place noise on track 1 and voice samples on track 2. 
Map the outputs 

 

 

 

 

Before Your Session

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Power on the equipment in your booth. Instructions here. 

Press CTRL-ALT-DELETE.

On the login screen, click the red arrow in the bottom right corner and choose RESTART

 

Once the machine has restarted, log into the PC using your EID & password.

Launch Foobar2000 using the icon on your desktop or by clicking Start > All Programs > Foobar2000

Select PC on the audiometer aux switcher. Note that the volume knob on this switcher has been disabled and does not affect output volume.

Volume knob disabled & does not affect volume

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Select External Input as your source on the audiometer.

~ Input Ext A corresponds with the Left output from your device.

~ Input Ext B corresponds with the Right output from your device.

In the left-hand folder browser in Foobar, navigate to the test media you wish to present.

Drag the test media to the Default Playlist.

Double click on a file in the playlist to begin playing it.

Find the calibration tone for the test media you are going to present and use it to calibrate the audiometer's external input trims.

 
Test and confirm all transducers are working prior to your test subject's arrival. 

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