It's great to have you back on the block again! Cheers!

I am so glad I found u Mike, your work is outstanding and so clear and concise to helping noobs like me. Thanks!

Thought channel was dead great too see you're back

Thank you for this video. I am just getting in to Adobe Audition and this was really helpful.

Thanks for taking the time to make this great tutorial.

Great to see you back on here Mike and awesome video as always

It's good to have you back Mike!

Great tutorial as always! I was going a little crazy with this one though, bc trying your panning technique BOTH left and right channels were getting panned to the right or left by using Audition's defaults. I found that I needed to change "Panning Mode" in the "Multitrack" preferences to "logarithmic panning" (which simply attenuates one channel). Then I also needed to create a new track for the preference to take effect. Now I can follow the rest of the tutorial! If you have a better way of accomplishing this, please let me know! Ty!

Fantastic tutorial, mate. Thank you for this. I have just finished writing my first podcast episode and I want to use the same workflow that you show on tutorial. One thing I wanna find out is if you can create a preset on the editing? Any feedback much of help. Cheers

Loved this video and all the explanation you did Mike. Great job!

This was super helpful! Thank you so much!!

I would have optimized the source audio pre loudness correction. It looks like the audio source is too hot. Taking a source that hasn't been optimized prior to loudness correction can lead to aggressive limiting. Why not tame those peaks with compression?

Can you explain how you recorded him off Skype and got decent audio quality?

I can’t drag content / sample into my playlist on Mac? Anyone know how to fix

Super helpful, thank you for making this

Exactly what I searched for - Thank you!

hi Mike - I've been editing my podcast for many years in Audacity and have just switched (finally!) to Audition. You have lost me with 2 channels of your guest's audio. Why do you have 2 channels and why do you need to use the BUS? I always record my podcast in stereo. I like stereo plus I have some music as well which is in stereo. Each voice recording is in stereo, so all I need to do is to drag both files onto separate tracks, line them up, do the final editing and effects and mix them all. with music. No fuss. Could you please explain- thanks!

Thanks for this video. Very informative.

How come the export time is like 60mins for a 3min song? There's tons of people with this problem....

Great video! I use a similar process when recording my KZfaq videos especially when I am filming with my camera. :)

Exactly what I was looking for! Thanks!

Great information as always, Mike. Thanks! Also - awesome shirt. Is it available online anywhere?!

Hey ***** I use the same process, and I'm so happy that it is actually how a professional like you do it :) I have a question, what if there was an obvious quality difference between the output of my microphone and the far person's one? Thank you

Hi Mike. thanks for sharing this video.It was very useful. When following along, I got to mixing down the entire session but once I did that, the wav file it created was empty. Do you know why that might happen? Is there something I need to select before I do this?

Very helpful. Thank you, Mike.

Hey Mike, I noticed that you were applying some very large EQ boosts to your podcast tracks. I prefer to cut out the bad stuff rather than boosting the good frequencies, as it makes for more headroom. What was your rationale behind some of the EQ choices you made?

you just fly through the EQ part. could you explain that part and what you are doing?

Great tutorial! Thank you!

I can not thank you enough for this video!!!!

Thanks Mike! Is it best to use RCA to computer or 1/8 JACK to computer? What's best for quality or what do you prefer?

AMAZING VIDEO!

Dude, this was awesome.

You have a good voice.What microphone do you use for recording ?

Thank's for the vid! Do you have one on how to record the interview on separate tracks or files?

Hi Mike, would you be able to tell me the rules for using audio from a separate video/audio interview to include into your own podcast?

Great tutorial! Thanks alot.

how do you add a sample in that you have on your mac already

This is great man!

I need a small help : whenever I insert audio files in multitrack channel, it does'nt playback. I press play the reader moves towards the right, but the sound waves do not appear for the audio file please help

level. Just need to take the ti to learn it.

I dont want to EDIT with Audition. I thought this application made LIVe presentation easier... such as sound affects, etc... wheres the tutorial on that?

This is great stuff, thank you!

Mike - Really Enjoy your videos. Have you had any experience with using the RODECaster Pro ans Adobe Together? Thanks A Bunch! JT

Hi Mike, is this possible to do this process in Adobe Audition CS6? Thanks, Amir

We miss you. where were you?

Great tutorial Mike! What kind of microphone do you use? :)

How did you record them separate?

what's the MIC MAKE you're using?

Super, thank you so much :)

Hey Mike, what software did you use to record the Skype conversation?

Thank YOu!!!!

sweet

Did I hear you say Isle of Wight nipper?

Again podcasts, when you do sorting for the DJ,s

away with what setups can generate.

Lower your mic brother your neck looks painful

This was super helpful. Thank you so much!