So I'm gonna go down and I'm gonna get to the whoosh sounds which will be down here in the W's. These are at least alphabetically ordered, so they all start with Production Element, but if I scroll all the way down, eventually I get to Title Transition whooshes. As you're scrolling through and you're finding sounds you like, let's say you're interested in whoosh sounds. Now unfortunately a lot of that functionality isn't possible from within Audition, but I have a suggested workaround that can help you pick your favorites and have easy access to it. You can get to it at Soundminer is a separate app that let's you search Audition and categorize large sound effects libraries or sample libraries, and then you can export those sound effects right into your timeline. Adobe Audition doesn't offer any search capability, so that can take a long time to get through all these sound effects, and I just want to point out that there are some great third party applications out there that help you look through sound effects and search through your sound effects libraries and the best of these is an application called Soundminer. Now when you have so many sound effects like this at your disposal, it can be pretty daunting to go through them one at a time and pick your favorites, especially if you want to search through them efficiently.
This is where our brainstorming comes in, we're looking for things that are gonna work together as a group and complement all of these markers we've spotted our timeline with. Now, what I would do is I'd start to look for sound effects that are gonna work with my project. (electronic sounds) I can hear them as I go. Now each time I click on a sound effect, that sound effect will automatically play (electronic sounds) and then I can use the up and down arrows to just start scrolling through the sound effects. And there's an even faster way to start to scroll through these, and that's by turning on this button to the right called Auto-Play. (electronic sounds) So that was Production Element Title Transition Ascend 01. If we click on the name, then we can hit the Play button and we can here what it sounds like. Now notice how extensive this sound effects library is. So I'm gonna pull it way out here and then I'll open up the Production Elements and as I do this you'll see there's a lot of sound effects in this library and the names are quite long, so I need to make the window nice and big so I can see those names. Because I want to see these sound effects super big on my screen, and I'll show you why we need to make the window nice and big. Now I wanna actually undock the Media Browser for a second here, and I can do that by clicking on this little pull-down menu and choose to Undock the Panel. So here in the Media Browser tab in Audition I have access to that folder which is just out on my Desktop, and if I open this up you can see two of those bundles, Production Elements and Technology have been downloaded. It takes a few minutes to download, and I've already downloaded several of them so i wanna show you I put them in a folder on my desktop called Adobe SFX.
#Sound effects library download
So we click here and we can download those links. These would be things like Imaging Elements, Impacts, Multimedia, Production Elements, Technology, those categories are going to contain sound effects that are super good for motion graphics. And then we have things that are going to be super useful for sound design to motion graphics. We have everything from Ambience to Cartoon sound effects. So in here we have a whole bunch of different bundles of different types of sound effects. Let's look at the Sound Effects downloads. It also gives us access to Music Loops and Beds and something called Soundbooth Scores which is coming soon. And this will open us up into a browser where we have access to the Sound Effects library which contains 27 bundles and over 10,000 high-quality sound effects. To download Adobe sound effects libraries, we can go up to the Help menu under Download Sound Effects and More.
#Sound effects library how to
Users of Adobe Audition have access to some very good sound effects libraries courtesy of Adobe, and this movie will take a look at how to access those built in sound effects libraries, choose favorites, and start filling our timeline with those sound effects. We can quickly fill our timeline with library sound effects and then later we can replace, augment, or design our own sounds if we want to customize. As we develop our sound design, sound effects libraries can be an incredibly useful tool.
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