Make a Radio Ad Using Adobe Audition

In this video, Dr. Harris demonstrates how to make a simple radio ad, a music bed and a voice, using Adobe Audition. This simple project demonstrates how to use Audition for very simple tasks.
Dr. Dave Harris is an Assistant Professor in Media Studies at Dixie State University in St. George, Utah.

[@derkhedemann5606]

if you record the voice over in different clips, you will not be bothered by distortion. and then it is easier to edit the commercial.

[@onevilage888]

thank you so much

[@StephanBoyyy]

Wow, thank you very much for this tutorial! It's perfect that you also explained why you added specific things and how you can navigate properly on the timeline. I've got a question though. What do you think about using a compressor? I was sure you'd add one after the EQ but you didn't use one at all. Don't get me wrong, the result sounded great anyway but is there a specific reason why you left it out? Is it even necessary adding one for commercials?

[@uifabian]

Thank you so much! You make this look so easy! Glad that I could use this software for my school projects!

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[@glennlayaguin]

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[@redpillmafia960]

No compression? I watched this video SPECIFICALLY for tips on compression settings for radio ad production... and no compression at all? The reason you have to lower the music so much is because there are parts of the voiceover where it is too low... compressing the vocal would fix that. Also, to make room in the music for the voice-over, or can notch out 1-4k hz in the music 3-5db so you can keep the volume of the music up without it covering up the voice.

[@zippyzee]

Why record voiceovers in Stereo? Seems a little pointless....