you can play with the sliders if you like, but the default setting works well.
on the first row click the right facing arrow, go down to noise reduction/restoration, and select adaptive noise reduction. On the left, you will find an 'effects rack' tab, that should already be selected. this will let our audio pass to our Line 1 in realtime (there is in actuality some latency, but non to really be mention worthy) Step 3) Setting up the audio pass-through.īack on the main window, on the first track, click the 'R' button in the upper right, followed by the 'I' button. Next, change your default output to Line 1 (this audio device was created when you installed VAC)Īnd change the latency to 50 (this number may vary for you, play around with it to find a setting that wont cause any audio stuttering) On the first track of your multitrack, click the drop down that says 'default stereo input' and select 'audio hardware'
I hope you find this tutorial useful, or at least insightful for your own methods!įirst create a new multitrack session in AA using the default settings For this tutorial you will need a copy of both Adobe Audition and Virtual Audio Cable (VAC) installed onto your computer with default settings. Hello and welcome to a quick(ish) 5 step tutorial on how to clean up your staticky microphone for a better sounding stream.
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