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title: "SPLI Workflow for Adobe Audition"
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# SPLI Workflow for Adobe Audition

Audition makes the routing a little wonky, but it is fully supported. You can either run SurCode for Dolby Pro Logic II for an individual file, or in a multitrack session.

**File-based Export in Audition**:

1. Pull in a 5.1 source file
2. Add SurCode for Dolby Pro Logic II as a VST Effect
3. Tick the grey "Encode" button in the SurCode UI
4. Click "Apply" in the VST Effect window to encode the LtRt.
5. (This is where Audition is a little wonky) You'll notice that channels 1&2 contain the LtRt, and channels 3-6 are silent. Simply un-tick (disable) channels 3-6 to the right of each waveform, and use "**File**>**Export**>**File...**" to export a stereo file.

**In a Multitrack session**:

1. Create a stereo master-based multitrack session
2. Add a 5.1 source file to a 5.1 audio track in the session
3. Add SurCode for Dolby Pro Logic II as a VST Effect. Tick the grey "Encode" button in the SurCode UI.
4. From here, you can export the stereo master as you would in other session-based work.