In this episode, Jason will focus on the 'Convert Sample Type' dialogue. From here you're able to convert your audio files to any of the common sample rate/bit rate/channel configurations. This is where you also have additional options for using Audition's incredibly transparent Dither algorithm and noise shaping options.

In this episode, Jason shows you how to scan for and enable 3rd party audio plugins in Adobe Audition CS6. This also showcases Audition's smooth performance when using third-party plugins in both the Waveform (editing) View and Multitrack View.

In this episode, Jason will show you how to set-up a side chain compressor in Adobe Audition CS6, to automatically duck music beneath a voice-over. This is a very common workflow across all different styles of video (commercials, interviews) and is very easy to setup and even build presets for later usage.

In this episode, Jason will show you how to begin logging & tagging your footage with different types of markers. Once the footage is sub-clipped and marked, the rough cut is put together with the option to send your rough cut (directly) to Premiere Pro or Final Cut Pro via XML.

In this episode, Jason walks you thru the ingest process within Adobe Prelude CS6; from reviewing and selecting media, to performing partial ingest and transcoding into ProRes, DNxHD, MXF-0P1a, and many other popular formats. The footage on display was shot with a Nikon D800, so this reflects a typical DSLR ingest/log/rough cut workflow.