Adobe Audition is a comprehensive audio editor for video post-production, podcasts, and audio restoration, but it's expensive for what you get. Audition began its life as a program called Cool Edit by ...

Digital Audio Workstations (DAWs) revolutionized music production, giving hobbyists and independent creators access to tools ...

With Audition CS6, Adobe busied itself adding back features that were available to Windows users in Audition 3. The result was a very fine audio editor aimed at sound designers, radio producers, audio ...

Whether you’re producing a podcast or mixing a film soundtrack, you need the best audio editor for the job. And Adobe Audition is our pick for best audio editor overall for professional sound ...

How to use Adobe Audition to remove plosives in audio Your email has been sent Some people assume that editing audio for creative projects is a daunting task. They’re right. It is. Well, some of it is ...

Adobe Audition CC is a professional audio application designed for filmmakers, podcasters, and others to create, mix, edit, and analyze sound for broadcast or online distribution. Although most video ...

Alongside new versions of After Effects, Character Animator, and Premiere Rush, Adobe has updated all of its major audio and video apps. Most introduce new features such as automatic reframing, and ...

There are two types of noises that degrade the audio that you shoot with your video: random noises like microphone clicks and pops, and consistent noises like white noise or air conditioning hum. In ...

The best Adobe Audition alternative serves up many of the same features you'll find in Adobe's own audio editing software - but you won't need a Creative Cloud subscription to use them. Audacity is ...

Judged purely on what it can do, Adobe Audition is a wonderful tool. Will it have enough functionality for musicians? Probably not, but for podcasters and videographers it remains the best in its ...

An avid audio and vintage computer enthusiast, Jamie has been a writer and editor with PCMag for 20+ years. He also oversees ExtremeTech.