Adobe Audition Reviews & Product Details

The sound removal ability and sound enhancing is great for video

It would be nice if some processes could be automated

This allows us to remove background sound and enhance audio productions

I just started using this 3 months ago and I have loved it ever since. The functions are very easy to use and it's fun to experiment and explore the different aspects of the software. You may have to check out some lynda classes if not, there are plenty of YouTube tutorial videos. Because this is one of the most popular software for audio editing, you have a wide network of people to help you online.

So far, there isn't anything I dislike. Sure there were few hiccups of learning the software here and there but that comes with any new programs you're trying to learn.

I am using Audition to edit our organization's podcast program.

It's a Great music editor with everything that you will need and even more! It have the multitrack recording functionality, the excellent audio restoration feature. The GUI of the software is intuitive, clean and customizable, and the software provides an huge toolset to handle any type of audio. It's possible switch between different layout.

Adobe Audition is a part of the Adobe Creative Cloud, so you will pay for the service on a subscription basis. The price is expensive for the entire suite (but it is worth every penny that has been spent). You can't customize the toolbar of the software.

With this software i can record single, multi tracks, editing them analyze the tracks and improve the quality of the sound (in fact it have a full digital mixer so you can adjust the levels like: volume,bass,mid,high, and so on) and other parameters of multiple audio tracks at once.

Adobe Audition offers you a lot of tools that you can use to edit and create your music. All the platform is a ready to go platform, with a complete interface and all the things you nees. Also really powerful are the automatic mixing track (that you can use to change the lenght of a song) and the noise removal function.

It's not of course easy to use. But you can find a lot of tutorial on the internet. Adobe Audition remain a solid software with no problems.

I use Adobe Audition for two reason. The first one is to mix and modify music, and clear and enanche the quality of the audio, of the video that we make for our clients. The second is to mix down the bussiness podcast that we are running.

Audition has clear sound waves that make it distinguishable on where to edit. I started using it two months ago and felt like I knew its ins and outs within 2 weeks. Recording is a breeze. It converts to just about any format you need to use in media.

The point/click can easily mess you up when you're editing. It's better to use hotkeys, which Audition has plenty of.

Soundbites and recording is through Audition. It is crystal clear to understand and easy to learn.

I’m a very visual person so audio editing and mastering is not normally my strength but Adobe Audition makes audio editing a visual experience for me and that has changed my world.

I would like to see more capabilities to edit certain things that require third party plug ins.

Solving editing for short films, feature films and more

Adobe Audition is by far the best audio editing platform out there. I work in radio and as a DJ, and I use this software often for multiple applications. It's easy to use, quick and has the great name of Adobe to back it up. Adobe Audition also boasts a great number of features, making it the most robust digital audio workstation of its kind.

Not much to dislike about Audition. Sometimes I wish buttons and workflows were organized a little differently. But, the great thing is that as with all other Adobe products, you can manage your workflow and customize and resize almost everything. Also, Audition isn't the best if you would like to produce music, but, that's not what it's intended for anyway.

This allows me to record, edit and export radio commercials and liners very quickly and efficiently. I'm able to deliver to clients very quickly. When something needs to be edited, I can quickly reload a session I was previously working on and edit as needed, then re export and send again.

I like being able to correct myself midsentence and go back to edit later.

When it crashes (maybe once a week), I lose everything I had not saved before the crash.

I can create audiobooks to ACX (audible, amazon & itunes) standards.

Audition is one of the easiest audio editing solutions I've ever used for editing audio in a broadcast radio setting. I really appreciate the user friendly layout that's very intuitive. Also... as the software has been upgraded, it continually maintains the same feel. I also very much appreciate that the work space can be customized to see as much or as little as I want. I typically only want to see the files I'm working on and not much more.

I have really only two big gripes with Audition. First, it wasn't backward compatible. I had to initially run a separate program to change all my saved session files. Second... I wish when new versions of the software come out that previous stock presets were kept. There were some really awesome settings for things like compression, pitch change, etc that I loved that have gone away.

Audition helps me produce things like imaging elements and commercials for radio. It's a huge savior to be able to save sessions and come back to them, even if it's a year later because a client liked a particular commercial and potentially only needed minor revisions.

I've been using Audition since the Cool Edit Pro days and I've always liked this product. I have to clean up a lot of my video' production's audio files and I've always been able to get the sound that I desire.

This software can eat the resources if you're not careful. Not as much as resource hog as compared to After Effects or Premiere, but it resource creep can be an issue.

Audio Clarity for video productions,