During these times of Coronavirus, crowd-sourced music video projects - where people record themselves at home - have become
very popular. The virtual InstaChoir by Jordan Travis and Mike Odendahl is one such project, on a rather impressive scale:
This tutorial by Mike Russel from Music Radio Creative will show you how to beat match music to the same tempo using our new Beat Edit extension for Adobe Audition.
We just released BeatEdit for Adobe Audition! Just like its siblings, BeatEdit for After Effects and BeatEdit for Premiere Pro, it detects beats in your music and generates markers for them. This means you can easily match the tempo of two songs, edit your music, and seamlessly loop tracks – all with just a few clicks.
BeatEdit for Audition detects the beats in your music and generates markers for them in Adobe Audition. This means you can easily match the tempo of two songs, edit your music, and seamlessly loop tracks – all with a few clicks.
In this tutorial you learn how to quickly browse, preview and import audio files using our extension QuickImporter for Audition, After Effects and Premiere Pro.
While After Effects itself does not contain any stock music or sound effects, the Creative Suite or Creative Cloud has a big library of stock music and sound effects included.
In CS4, CS5 and CS5.5 the audio files are conventiently accessible from Adobe Soundbooth as shown in Andrew Davis' tutorial Free Music & Sound FX in Soundbooth.
