#Adobe audition cc 2017 32 bit software#

If you can get it to work properly, let me know. Having to go into the Convert Sample Type menu or Change menu in the Save As menu to save a file dithered or undithered is evidence of incompetent user interface design.

#Adobe audition cc 2017 32 bit software#

Tell your engineers to do their job and make the software easier to use. Here is the same Audacity file, showing a 1 kHz to 2 kHz portion of the spectrum, so that you can see the 100 Hz peaks in more detail. Numerous 100 Hz peaks representing 1 kHz beating against 44.1 kHz sampling are present. This is why the distortion peaks are visible all the way down to minus 185 dB. All the spectra are from digital files analyzed in the digital domain without going through a DAC, which would otherwise contaminate the spectra with noise in the minus 120 dB area that would hide the distortion produced by an undithered 16/44.1 wav file. Pay attention and learn what an undithered 16/44.1 spectrum looks like. Now, here is the spectrum from an undithered 16/44.1 file created by Audacity. The spectrum says No Dithering, No Noise Shaping, but as I said, my digital expert said it is dithered, so I have had to relabel the spectrum before publication. I tried and tried with Adobe Audition to get a 16/44.1 wav file that was undithered, including following your instructions, but it always came out dithered. An expert in digital audio who read my article before publication - and I always send my manuscripts to other people for fact checking - told me that the spectrum was dithered, not undithered. I have 150,000 readers and have to be careful what I publish. I assumed it was undithered and prepared the spectrum as part of my article on dithering and noise shaping. Here is the spectrum created by Adobe Audition. I ended up having to use Audacity to create an undithered 16/44.1 spectrum because Adobe Audition does not do this, regardless of your instructions. I resorted to all my old CS6 versions and have had no problems until now, with Adobe Audition. I also don't respect Adobe, having had a nightmare dealing with the Adobe CC series, and then finally unsubscribing, and seeing a continuing list of posts from lots of other people in your forums saying that CC is horrible, confirming my own experiences. I don't care about Adobe in the slightest since. Why would I waste time lying about this? I have much more important things to do than have an untruthful discussion with Adobe. A catastrophic failure.ДЄudition CS6 is like your CC 2017 series, another disaster. I now have to re-write the article using Audacity to create the test tones.ДЄdobe Audition is crap. It displays in my spectrum analyzer as non-dithered, with the beat peaks every 100 Hz, which are caused by the 1 kHz test tone beating against the 44.1 kHz sampling frequency. I can create a non-dithered test tone in Audacity. Adobe Audition will not let me save a file in non-dithered format. I spent two months writing an article on dithering and noise shaping, assuming that saved files were automatically non-dithered. I played the file in my spectrum analyzer and the test tone displayed as dithered. Then I browsed to my file directory, and then clicked OK, saving the file.

I then went to save as, then clicked on 44100 Hz Stereo, 16 bit, change, then clicked dithering disabled.

I created a 16/44.1 test tone at minus 5 dB and 10 seconds in length. So far, there is no menu that I can find anywhere for dithering or not dithering except for converting the sample type. You will have to step me through the process of creating the test tone and selecting no dither or yes dither, without having to go to Convert the Sample Type before I save it. There is NO menu option to dither or not dither when creating the test tone track or saving it. Dithering or not dithering is ONLY under the Edit > Convert Sample Type. No menu for just saying I don't want the track to be dithered or I do want the track to be dithered when creating and saving the file. I can only select no dither or yes dither if I create the test tone track and then go to Edit > Convert Sample Type, setting dithering to disable, convert the sample type and then save it. Well, I cannot find any menu option anywhere, including creating the test tone track or saving the test tone track, that allows me to dither or not to dither.