which means that if you edit a file and then use the Save function. You can import the audio file any number of times on different audio tracks. You can also execute the script above directly in Audition withouth the ESTK if you have the latest Version installed: In the Menu, select File->Browse and Run script. Adobe Audition is a subscription-based paid software that works well for editing. Here you will see the track as a waveform. The list of commands is available in the Objectmodel-Viewer under Class 'Application', Type 'Class' You can execute all available Commands using scripting, which basically means all functionality which is available in the menus and more. The Audition API is documented in the Objectmodel-Viewer of the ESTK->Help menu (select Audition in the upper left browser section). Unfortunately, it is not yet supported to insert the Audio Document into a Session using scripting. WaveDoc.closeDocument() // Close the document WaveDoc.saveAs('path/to/my/file2') // Save to new filepath

WaveDoc.applyFavorite('MyFavorite') // Apply the Favorite you created When you need to paste specific material that you use repeatedly, it’s readily available.

Choose Edit > Set Current Clipboard to copy and paste audio from up to five different clipboards. Var waveDoc = app.activeDocument // scripting object to Audio FIle (current active Document) Audition applies the same setting when you next preview with Skip Selection. Var docOpenParam = new DocumentOpenParameter(file.fsName) // Audition specific Open ParameterĪpp.openDocument(docOpenParam) // Opens the file in Audition Connect ESTK to Audition -> You can see the the 'app' object in the Databrowser showing up, which represent the scripting handle to the Audition instance

Once you have your Favorite created, lets say 'MyFavorite', the following should work: The easiest way to apply effects with custom settings to a Audio File would probably to use a custom Favorite (see Learn to automate common tasks for Adobe Audition CC ).

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