Adobe Audition Reviews & Product Details

Adobe audition is easy to use and there's a ton of tutorials that can help you jumpstart your editing. I work with different clients who provide me with various file types and Audition's wide array of supported files makes it really great. It's also compatible with a lot of plugins that extends the software's functionality. I use it for podcast editing and so far it has been a great experience using this tool. The price is reasonable considering that you can install it on 2 computers.

I guess the only thing I didn't like is the subscription model. But other than that, everything works flawlessly.

I provide audio editing service to my clients and Audition helps me deliver professional quality podcast audio.

Aside from a few initial learning curve moments setting up the audio settings, it's extremely to use this software to professionally edit audio. I use it daily as a full-time voice artist and it does the job wonderfully. I enjoy the presets as well. I remember a while back in college using a different software, but I can't remember what it was called. This other software was much more complicated to me. Adobe Audition is something I was able to pick up pretty easily.

I suppose this comes with other softwares but every once in a while I will accidentally hit something and it'll change my set up and I won't know how to change it back.

I would say the problems I'm solving with Audition deal with my total lack of knowledge when it comes to audio. I don't know left from right when it comes to audio terminology or set-ups so the easier the better. And this program solves that for me.

Whenever I want to edit an audio track, Audition is the one and only solution I go for. There are instances where I require to trim and extract a sound file segment to use in company presentations, demonstrations, etc. With Audition, it is truly a five minute job. I can simply select the audio file segment I require and extract it and then do the further processing such as noice reduction, amplifying, fade in/out etc.

It would be better to have a more simplified help section to grasp the tools and features to a new user.

There are instances where I require to trim and extract a sound file segment to use in company presentations, demonstrations, etc. With Audition, it is truly a five minute job.

Adobe Audition is the best all-in-one digital audio workstation that I could ever find. There are loads of very useful features in Adobe Audition. DeReverb and DeNoise effects, On-clip gain and waveform scaling, wave trimming and merging are some of those. Mainly I use DeReverb and DeNoise effects to fine tune the recordings. By doing simple tweaks with the software, a professional grade sound output can be achieved.

There is nothing to dislike. It is the best overall digital audio workstation ever.

I mainly use it to fine tune the recordings. Then those recordings are used for automated instruction systems, voice guidance, etc.

It has noise reduction feature. It helps to create clear audio clip without any noises. Also it has a number of effects can add to the audio clips.

Nothing special. It is bit expensive software. But it is valuable software more than its price. It is user friendly rather than other tools.

It helps to edit audio clips clearly. Because it includes sound removal and noise reduction feature. It is very important to when editing sounds.

I like the visual style of Adobe Audition, that makes it pleasing to work with for the long periods I use it for editing podcasts.

It is quite slow at exporting long audio files, taking a few minutes for an hour long MP3 file.

I use Adobe Audition for editing podcasts before publication. I use it for: - Editing - Dynamic audio effects (compressor, expander) - Exporting to MP3 format There are free alternatives but I prefer Adobe Audition.

Love how easy it is to edit an audio clip from premiere in audition and then sync it to premiere in real time. seamless and efficient

Not much to be honest. Maybe make the names of the tools & effects clearer to people that aren't from an audio background

Editing audio better than I can dream of doing in Premiere of AE

It's really easy to use, and has a lot of functions and effects, it helps a lot when editing a single or multi layered audio file.It let's you reduce the noise by a great margin and can normalize an audio as needed.

Its a little expensive, but it's almost worth it.

Audio editing, I made some simple edits for some of the videos I make for the company I work for.

we use this to fix audio in our film production. it enhances vocals, removes background noise, etc.

The software works very well but when using through premiere it lags and glitches.

Audio problems

I just recently started a podcast with my friend. We are very new at audio editing, and I was scared to make an attempt at editing our podcast episodes. However, after a quick tutorial I found Adobe Audition to be easy to use, intuitive, and the effects made my podcast sound so much better. We now use Audition for every episode and it keeps blowing me away with how simple it is to create a professional sounding audio track. The cut and past actions are so simple, and there was really no learning curve when it came to using this software. Even for a beginner it is very easy to use.

I have no complaints about this software. It is incredibly simple and the customer support is helpful. I am trying to think fo a suggestion but there really is nothing.

The greatest benefit of this software is how easy it is to edit a track and cut out certain sounds. Editing with Audition has made my podcast sound truly amazing and professional. I love the effects and the ability to create presets so it's easier to edit my show. I also enjoy the interface of the multitrack area, it makes it simple to add transitions and additional sounds to the podcast to make it sound polished and professional.