- Hello, I'm Mike Russell from MusicRadioCreative.com.
In this video, I'll show you how to export
Adobe Audition presets for other machines.
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So, it's all very well that you've created amazing presets
in Adobe Audition,
but you wanna go ahead and use them on other machines.
Well, it's possible, and this is exactly how I do it
with my Adobe Audition presets.
I save everything into a multitrack .sesx file,
and then I can open that up on any machine.
Let me show you how this would work.
So, essentially, in a folder here,
I've got this Presets.sesx,
and this is an exact copy of my multitrack session here,
with all my different presets
on the different tracks all enabled,
all with the settings that I use,
and it's very, very simple.
I can now open this on any machine.
If I was to start from scratch a new multitrack session,
and we'll use just the default template,
so this is what we come up with,
and maybe we had something like mic compression,
and maybe another track with mic sparkle and bits like that,
and then we create this amazing chain.
So, for compression, maybe I'm gonna go into
amplitude and compression, and I'm gonna set,
okay, dynamics, and I'm gonna set a nice compressor up.
This is all really good.
Yeah, I'm happy with that.
I'm also gonna go ahead, add on my tube model compressor,
and we can change that, threshold minus 12, whatever,
ratio of 10 to one, really crush it down.
Okay, this is a fantastic compressor.
Now, obviously, I can save this preset
on my current computer,
and I can call it Mike's Awesome Compressor, like that.
Okay, but when I open Adobe Audition on another computer,
Mike's Awesome Compressor will no longer be there.
But if I save it into a .sesx file,
as you'll see in just a moment,
I can then recover it wherever I want.
So, let's delete Mike's Awesome Compressor in a moment.
First of all, I'm gonna save this file.
And for Mike's Sparkle, maybe I go in
and I create the most amazing EQ curve ever.
It could be something like this; boom and boom.
Okay, that's my amazing mic sparkle EQ.
I love it so much, and I really want to keep it.
So, now I'm going to maybe deliminate,
eliminate these tracks,
deliminate or eliminate, let's eliminate these tracks,
delete empty tracks,
or we can just delete the selected track, like this.
So, we can use the shortcut to get rid of
all the empty tracks we don't want.
So, there we go.
Two presets I really wanna carry over to any machine.
File, save as, and we'll call this Mike Presets,
and we'll save this into a presets folder.
So, let's do that.
Presets, okay.
Get rid of everything in there,
and then we'll see, if I go into a new audio file,
let's start a new audio file and have a look,
we can see Mike's Awesome Compressor is there
but Mike's Sparkle is not there.
Well, the good news is, if I go to my downloads folder,
and I find those presets that I've just created and saved,
you can see right here, Mike Presets.
Now, you could say I'm on another machine.
I can open this file, like that.
I can go into the Mike Presets session,
and I can see my presets are still there,
with all the settings that I put into them,
which is really, really fantastic.
And then, if I wanna go ahead, on this machine,
and save this preset as Mike Sparkle Awesome EQ,
that will now be available on my new machine.
So, if you want to find a great way
to export presets to any machine,
the best way is to create a multi-track session
with multiple tracks with all your different effects
inside the effects rack,
and then you can open that session up on a new computer
and, providing you're using a compatible version
of Adobe Audition CC, not an old version,
where you might have some of the effects missing,
everything will load up and work;
all of the settings you've made,
all of the changes you've made will be there,
and that is the easiest way I've found
to copy presets between machines.
But maybe you've found a better way.
Do let me know down in the comments
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