The document describes the process of editing audio for a radio production project in Adobe Audition. The audio was edited by cutting out unnecessary sections from music tracks and dialog between the host and guests. The edited audio was then organized across multiple tracks and rearranged to provide smooth transitions between clips, creating a realistic radio show format.

1. Production Reflection
Your Name

2. Process
• Adobe Audition, I opened
my first piece of music
that I was going to use for
my project.

3. Process
• I edited my audio to make
it more personable for
the product cutting
particular areas out with
the highlight tool and
discarded data that was
useless to me and my
show and added another
song and did the same.

4. Process
• After successfully
completing the edit stage
with the music, I open
the dialog between me
and my show guests and
proceed to edit that to
discard all awkward
silences and
unusable/inappropriate
audio to help the overall
flow of conversation.

5. Process
• I then insert all usable
audio into a multitrack to
organise the order of
conversation and
structure the music
location and dialog to
make it seem more
conventional to a radio
genre and tidy up the
audio.

6. Process
• I finally rearranged the
audio to suite an
appropriate and smooth
transition from sound clip
to sound clip to make it a
realistic radio show.