Interchange Intro

[Mary Hargrove]

JSONis a popular data-interchange format used by APIs (application programming interfaces). JSON lets you bundle a large amount of data into one chunk of text and then send it along to another service. All of the data values are given names, referred to as keys, and are combined with special characters like colons (:) and braces ( and ) to form data objects.

JSON allows you to nest dictionary and list structures however you want. For example, you can nest a dictionary inside a dictionary or nest a list inside a dictionary. This allows you to model almost any structure of data, basic or complex, making JSON a powerful yet simple way to organize values as data objects.

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There are two modes in Audition: Waveform and Multitrack. Raw audio files are revised in waveform, before the user moves into multitrack to mix and edit. Waveform is a destructive editing area: Any changes you make are permanent and cannot be reversed. Multitrack is for mixing audio and is where most of the editing occurs. It is non-destructive, and any changes will not directly affect any files.

The H:M:S Time Bar at the top is used to navigate your audio. The waveform section visualises your audio for editing. Naturally, the red circle at the bottom-centre of the workspace is to record and stop recording your microphone. Shift+Spacebar starts the recording, and spacebar stops recording.

Tip: When recording, leave 2-3 seconds of silence before and after speaking. The time at the start calibrates your microphone and provides a sample of background noise. The gap at the end helps buffer your recording as Audition tends to cut them short.

In the middle-left, you will have the Media Browser tab open by default. Select the Effects Rack tab next to it, then Open Amplitude and Compression -> Single-band Compressor as below:

Once again, use the sliders within the pop-up menu to adjust your compression. It changes for everyone and varies between each track. Use the play and loop functions on the main interface to assist you. You want your voice to be dynamically consistent, mellow, and intelligible, which gives the recording the characteristics of a professional studio microphone.

After using Media Browser to import files to the project, you can simply drag and drop them into an empty track. If you have recorded your podcast in multiple sessions, add each of these to a new track (eg. An introduction in the first track, the first paragraph to a second, etc). Now with a voice track (track 1) and a music track (track 2), we can now mix them together

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