CD Ripping in Adobe Audtion CS6 (Rip A CD)

www.musicradioc... The CD ripper feature in Adobe Audition allows you to extract audio from any CD. Here's a quick tutorial on how to use it with Mike Russell from Music Radio Creative.
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[@IamJeromeFord]

Thank you! This tip saved me a lot of headache working with a very old school client. Much appreciated!

[@MikeRussell]

I'm so glad to hear that the tip helped you out with your client - happy to help!

[@MikeRussell]

Thanks Harrison. I'll do my best to get a tutorial about this out for you. I appreciate you watching and subscribing!

[@MikeRussell]

Agreed, it's a fantastic library and yes always check licensing.

[@Drrezzin]

That's all well and good, but where do the track go on your computer? There's no box to say where you want them!

[@MikeRussell]

In Adobe Audition CS6, after ripping a CD, the tracks are typically saved in the designated "Audition Media Cache" folder on your computer unless you specify a different location during the ripping process.

[@MikeRussell]

Working through to it! Rap presets?

[@MikeRussell]

It was used heavily on Capital FM London in the early 1990s :)

[@MikeRussell]

Yes! Harrison there are a couple of videos on my channel. Are you subscribed and have you seen them?

[@MikeRussell]

Oh yes, I remember Omega Productions stuff, was awesome! That takes me back. How about the Power Shot library? Capital FM c.1995!

[@MikeRussell]

You're welcome!

[@FunFXs]

Can you show us how to auto tune in audition?

[@MikeRussell]

OK, thanks!

[@FunFXs]

I am subscribe but I have only found your channel resently and love what your doing with it! I searched auto tune on your channel and found the jingle bell one but im cerious if you have any more in depth techniques to make vocals sound better but still not super robotic.

[@FunFXs]

Thanks you so much :D