How to use Pitch and Time Shift Adobe Audition

Omg I have been using Pitch Shifter and each time, my audio turns out scratchy/choppy when adjusting the pitch. I think using Stretch and Pitch does the actual trick.

Super easy to follow. Thank you!

Thank you! This was helpful

Thank you...

What if I want to change the vocals to be in a certain key to match the beat?

I really like your clear and fresh approach. I'm teaching a basic sound design class and this will be very helpful. Thank you

Great video...Thank you. I'm considering investing in the program and have a question concerning tempo adjusting within a track... If I am making a (DJ) mix and want to transition from 128bpm track into a 110bpm track, is this possible to do in audition? Hope I was clear with my question. Thanks!

I need the second voice of a chorus on a song since the singer is not available...i shifted the pitch of the phrase breaking down to follow the scale a third higher to get a nice harmonized chorus like when doing it live but the pitched result sounds funny unreal...not clear on the meaning of the cent. Or that's the best that u get from Audition

This is so far the closest I've found to what I'm actually trying to do, which is the sliding stretch that audacity has (but it sounds awful in audacity). That's really kinda the only reason I'm even messing with audition, but it's not a feature that I'm seeing. Is that a thing? Like, if I want to gradually go from, say, 109 bpm to 114 bpm over a set portion of the song, is there a way to do that in audition?

is there any way to adjust it over time? sort of like key frames?

Thank you so much!

When I use the Stretch and Pitch, I have either the Audition option or the iZotope Radius. What is the difference between the two?

Is there a way to linearly lower the pitch of like a drone note in music down pitches? I’m trying to blend two songs by having the end of one song match pitch with the next if that makes sense

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