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What's up Assassins! In this edition of Behind the Scenes, I go over my process of editing audio for my videos such as The Rundown as an example. I break down step by step how I record voice over, how I edit that voice over to the quality that everyone seems to love, and then putting that voice over to music.


I also show you the process in which I make edits to audio in Adobe Audition and talk a little bit about some of the things to keep in mind when editing audio. There are no reasonable standards on how things should sound on YouTube, but there are personal standards that I keep in mind to make sure that I don't make your ear drums bleed when watching my videos. Hope you enjoy it!


Note: I am not and will never claim to be an expert on this. This is mostly what I've learned over, what can basically amount to teaching myself how to use this software over time. I'll be posting new videos on this in the future as I improve and become more efficient in editing audio. Or if anyone has questions on specific aspects or components on how I edit audio.


Second Note: I'll be making this one and only this one public to everyone on the 15th. This will be used as an advertisement for those that may be curious about what to expect from Behind the Scenes videos should they want to subscribe to the highest tier of Patrons.

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Behind the Scenes: Audio Editing in Adobe Audition

What's up Assassins! In this edition of Behind the Scenes, I go over my process of editing audio for my videos such as The Rundown as an example. I break down step by step how I record voice over, how I edit that voice over to the quality that everyone seems to love, and then putting that voice over to music. I also show you the process in which I make edits to audio in Adobe Audition and talk a little bit about some of the things to keep in mind when editing audio. There are no reasonable standards on how things should sound on YouTube, but there are personal standards that I keep in mind to make sure that I don't make your ear drums bleed when watching my videos. Hope you enjoy it! Note: I am not and will never claim to be an expert on this. This is mostly what I've learned over, what can basically amount to teaching myself how to use this software over time. I'll be posting new videos on this in the future as I improve and become more efficient in editing audio. Or if anyone has questions on specific aspects or components on how I edit audio. Social Links: Twitter - https://www.twitter.com/korruptronin Player.Me - https://www.player.me/korruptronin Twitch Channel - https://www.twitch.tv/korruptronin88 Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/korruptronin

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