Audio Hardware Adobe Audition

Follow the steps in this article to learn how to connect to audio hardware in Audition. How do I record using Audition? Watch this video to learn how to record an audio file, including how to adjust recording levels and use playback controls.

I wonder if Adobe has any plan to EVER make AE capable of playing back audio in real time. I use alot of apps, many of which are not 'purposed' for playing audio yet somehow they all manage to be able playback an audio file without hacks. All except for After Effects. Driver: ASIO/Core Audio Price: $20/month. Adobe Audition (formerly known as Cool Edit Pro) is now Adobe’s flagship audio program. Soundbooth was discontinued and merged into Audition in the summer of 2011 combining the control and quality of Audition with the streamlines interface and workflow of Soundbooth. Adobe Audition is the perfect software for mixing and mastering audio content for movies, television, music, and podcasts. With a little editing, you can turn up the volume and master the perfect sound. Adobe Audition 2.0 is designed around a new ASIO playback engine which performs optimally when using a ASIO driver. Adobe highly recommends that the ASIO driver you use is specifically designed for the installed sound device instead of the default Audition Windows Sound driver.

Step 1: download & Install Virtual Audio Cable

from here https://vb-audio.com/Cable/

understanding VB cable settings

virtual audio cable:
Output = input or recording
input = playback

sound goes to output to >> input >> another hardware. (skype,)

Step 2: Configure sound settings on windows

Playback device: plays sound

Recording device:records

Recording device audio quality settings available at advance tab.

cross check match with input hardware device.

Step 3: Configuration at Adobe Audition

Adobe audition audio hardware preferences

a. Adobe audio hardware properties

input device: actual hardware
output: virtual cable input default
default & master will be same.

microphone input >>Audition>>VB cable output>>
cable input >>at obs

In Multitrack session:

Select Mixer

Input device:
stereo: real input device usb audio codec
output: stereo >> cable input virtual Audio cable VB

Step 2:

Then Select R for Record
Then select I for Monitor

Monitor outputs sound vb cable.
vb cable as a input hardware for obs.
processed audio will come to OBS.
OBS Itself good for audio processing but audacity at professional level.

Troubleshooting

Two Different audio qualities not works together

my case: 16 bit mono 48k for input device

VB has setting for 24bit something not worked , so i changed to 16 bit 1 channel usually mics have only one 1 channel.

audio quality should be same
16 bit dvd or whatever the actually input hardproprties.
otherwise voice lose quality for editing.
just like compressing image.
16 bit 48K