If you're using Adobe Audition (AU) for audio editing, here are the steps to adjust the volume of your audio:
1.Import audio files: Open Adobe Audition and import the audio file you want to edit.
2.Select Audio Tracks: In multitrack editing mode, select the audio track that contains the volume you want to adjust.
3.Show Track Waveform: Make sure that the waveform is displayed on the track. You can use the zoom in and out tools to see the audio waveform more clearly.
4.Use Audio Track Volume Control: Locate the area of the volume control on the audio track. Usually, you'll see a volume slider or control point that you can drag. Adjust this slider or dot to increase or decrease the volume.
5.Use the Effects menu: You can also adjust the volume with the Gain Volume effect in the Effects menu. Select the effect you want to apply, then adjust the parameters to increase or decrease the volume.
6.Use keyframes: If you need to make volume adjustments in a specific part of your audio, you can use keyframes. Create keyframes on audio tracks, then adjust their volume values. This is often used for audio fade-in and fade-out effects.
7.Live Preview: When adjusting volume, it's a good idea to use Live Preview to hear the changes and make sure you get the level of volume you want.
8.Export audio: When you're done adjusting the volume, export your audio file.
This is a general step, and the exact operation may vary depending on your Audition version and workflow. Be sure to consult Adobe Audition's documentation for more specific and detailed guidance.