Here's how you can use Drumatic 3 in Adobe Audition:
1. Check if Drumatic 3 has a compatible format: Some drum libraries, like Drumatic 3, might offer a version specifically for Adobe Audition. Check if it's available on the manufacturer's website.
2. Use an AU to AAX converter: If Drumatic 3 only comes in VST format, you can try using a converter to change it into an AAX plugin (the format compatible with Audition). However, this isn't always a guaranteed solution and might not work with every VST.
3. Install the Drumatic 3 sound library: Most drum libraries are installed as a sound library that can be accessed within Audition. Find the installation instructions for Drumatic 3 and follow them.
4. Access the drum sounds within Audition: Once the library is installed, open Audition and look for the sounds within the "Sound Library" or "Instruments" section. You can then drag and drop them onto your track.
Here are some common ways to access drum libraries in Audition:
* Multitrack session: Many libraries provide multitrack sessions with individual drum hits. You can import these into Audition and mix them as needed.
* Drum rack: Audition has a built-in "Drum Rack" feature that lets you load individual samples and create your own drum kits. You can use Drumatic 3 samples within this feature.
* Third-party plugins: Some plugins, like SampleTank or Kontakt, are designed to load and play sound libraries. If you have one of these, you can likely import Drumatic 3 into it.
If you're having trouble installing or using Drumatic 3 in Audition, consult the manufacturer's documentation or contact their support team for assistance. They can provide specific instructions tailored to your situation.