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New Radio Network Standard, 2008-09-30
I am the Dir. of Eng. for a broadcast radio network. When I took over this position in the last year, the "standard" DAW program was quite antiquated, as was the entire computer network. Some of the employees had used Audition and it's predecessor Cool Edit in the past and were very constrained by the current standard. We will be converting every DAW program to Audition as we upgrade the computers. It has become our new standard DAW program, and is also the suggested DAW for our upcoming automation upgrade. Some who had not ever seen it before had no problems at all making it work for them with little or no coaching.
The Healing Brush alone makes it worth the purchase price, 2008-09-24
I bought this software to help me with my job recording and editing sermons for my church's radio business. Until a few days ago, I had been using Cool Edit 2.0 (and before that, Cool Edit 1.0!) for years. The quick-loading software and no-nonsense interface kept me using it long after more advanced programs had been released. With our recent upgrade in recording hardware, I decided to upgrade my recording software as well. Adobe Audition 3 was the obvious choice, as it is the successor to Cool Edit.
I am happy to say that it retains all of the things that made Cool Edit awesome, while adding a host of excellent new features. The best feature being the Healing Brush. The usefulness of this tool cannot be stressed enough! Being able to literally paint over pops clicks, and other errors, and have the program automatically perform the correction has saved me many hours of frustration. Not only that, but you can also paint over (highlight) specific frequencies apply effects to only those frequencies. This makes removing things like coughing or other background noises a cinch.
These two features alone are worth the cost of upgrading. Even if they were the only new features in the entire program, I would still say: "BUY IT NOW!"
1 of 1 customers found the following review helpful:
ADOBE PASSES AUDITION, 2008-07-03
I upgraded from Cool Edit Pro 2. The reviews I read about the difference were pretty tepid, but I took the plunge anyway and am SO VERY GLAD I did. First of all, the interface is better. Secondly, work flow is easier. Thirdly, the effects rack is MUCH MUCH better than before. the convolution reverb is amazing, as are the tube compressor and multi-band compressor. I use it for voice work and I am now able to sound so much better even on computer speakers. Highly recommended. I am so happy I didn't 'start over' with pro-tools.
1 of 1 customers found the following review helpful:
Audition passes the test, 2008-04-09
Our church group purchased this software for making Biblical teachings ready for radio and the web. Although we aren't exactly high tech, we needed something easy to learn and provided professional results.
Audition has lived up to that expectation. And we have had only one minor problem. When we mixdown our tracks to a finished track, and when we try to burn the track with Nero, Nero says the track is corrupt. We have found that the track is a Windows .WAV file with IEEE Float. We are trying to find the right file format for Nero.
Other than that we are happy with Audition.
1 of 2 customers found the following review helpful:
 Adobe Audition 3 Good not Great, 2008-03-08
I purchased Adobe Audition 3 because I need a multitrack sound editor in my work with videos. I use Adobe CS3 Master Suite that comes with Soundbooth CS3, but Soundbooth does not have a multitrack interface. Audition also has more extensive effects and does everything that Soundbooth does. I expected that Audition 3 would be integrated with Premier Pro CS3, After Effects CS3, and Adobe Bridge CS3 just like Soundbooth is; so I was very surprised when I could not open Audition from Premier Pro CS3 or After Effects CS3, and had to search for the Audition Program on Bridge CS3 instead of getting it from right-clicking the sound file I wanted to open. One of the nice features of Adobe software is being able to open Adobe programs within other Adobe programs to do specialized edits. Unfortunately, this is not possible with Adobe CS3 and Audition 3. A minor inconvenience with Audition 3 is that the Help File is all web-based, so if your video/audio workstation is not connected to the internet there is no stand-alone Help File. On all of the CS3 software the Help files are part of the disk-based software and can be also accessed on the internet. Adobe Auditon 3 is an excellent multitrack sound editor, but if I did not need it now or if I was thinking about upgrading, I would wait until Adobe integrates Audition and creates a disk-based Help File.
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