Build and configure multitrack session templates
We set up reusable multitrack session templates in Adobe Audition matched to your specific show or video format, including track layouts, bus routing, clip gain staging, and effects rack presets. This means every new episode or project starts from a consistent baseline instead of being built from scratch. Clients get faster turnaround and a more consistent final product across episodes.
Edit raw recordings into clean, publish-ready audio
We work through your raw WAV or MP3 files in the Waveform Editor, removing filler words, long pauses, mic bumps, and background noise using Audition's spectral frequency display and the Noise Reduction effect. We also apply DeEssing, EQ, and compression through the Effects Rack to bring vocals into a broadcast-ready range. The deliverable is a final stereo mix exported to your specified format and loudness target, typically -16 LUFS for podcasts or -14 LUFS for YouTube.
Apply and maintain a consistent audio effects chain
We build out and document your standard effects chain inside the Effects Rack, including EQ, compression, limiting, and any third-party VST plugins you use, and save it as a named preset so it can be applied consistently across all sessions. If your sound changes between episodes because different editors apply settings differently, this solves that problem. We also update the preset when your mix standards change.
Restore and repair problematic recordings
Using Audition's Spectral Frequency Display, we identify and surgically remove clicks, hums, room reverb, and clipping artifacts that would otherwise require a re-record. For persistent background noise, we use the Noise Reduction and Sound Remover effects to capture a noise print and reduce it across the entire file. This is especially useful for field recordings, remote guest tracks, or older archival audio that needs to be repurposed.
Produce and export final mixes with chapter markers and metadata
We assemble your multitrack session into a final stereo mix, add intro and outro music at calibrated levels, and embed ID3 metadata including episode title, description, author, and artwork before export. For podcast workflows, we also add chapter markers compatible with Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Podlove. The exported file is named and organized according to your folder structure and is ready to upload directly to your hosting platform.
Audit an existing Adobe Audition project library and organize session files
If your project folder is full of unnamed sessions, missing linked files, or inconsistent export naming, we audit your existing library and restructure it according to a documented file organization system. We re-link any missing media using Audition's media browser, consolidate project assets, and create a naming convention guide your team can follow going forward. This is often the first task we complete during onboarding for clients who have been self-producing for a while.