Even if Audition is the software I use for almost all my editing
needs I find it unsatisfactory for these features:
1 - when loading a multichannel file it splits each channel to a
separate file, thus you can't view and edit all channels together
(when I need to edit multichannel files I use Audacity)
2 - when working on huge files (I mean >500MB) it takes a lot of time
to create peak files, and to save.
3 - with some file formats it does not keep peak files and thus it
recreates them each time the file is opened
4 - each time you modify the markers in a file (cuts, labels and
other markers) you need to resave the whole file and this may take a
lot of time on huge files (I normally work on 2GB files)
5 - spectral analysis features are very limited
6 - it is not easy to maintain a fixed time axis. When I need to
compare signals, I love to maintain a fixed time axis and eventually
divide or multiply its size by 2, 4, 10, etc.
7 - if you have many sound devices, for example to be compared or to
switched often, their selection is a bit clumsy.
Gianni
At 23.43 09/12/2005, John Hartog wrote:
>Before I go ahead and purchase Adobe Audition, has anyone found it
>unsatisfactory?
>
>John Hartog
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